Resources

Musician

Emily John (http://www.harpgigs.com/EmilyJohn/): Emily brings a serene presence and beautiful music to a ceremony. She enjoys working with a couple to tailor the music to their event and is happy to play anything from Stairway to Heaven, to the Beatles, to Enya, to Classica, to Celtic. If you're considering a harpist, Emily's the one you want.  She can be reached at Ejharpist@aol.com or by phone at 718.575.9309.

Photographer

Christopher Duggan (www.thresholdvisions.com):  Christopher has a lovely way with people. He understands the immense significance and emotional charge of ceremonies, and he has an uncanny knack for catching the nuances of emotion at different ceremony moments and rendering them beautifully through photos. Many people have found this to be true, so much so that Chris was chosen to be the Festival Photographer at the 2006 Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival. Chris offers a number of different package options, all of which include engagement photos. He can be reached at christopher@thresholdvisions.com or by phone at (917) 816-0388. 

Ceremony Elements

Daniel Sroka (http://www.modernketubah.com): The ketubah, or wedding contract, is an integral part of the traditional Jewish wedding ceremony. Inspired by nature and flowers, Daniel's ketubot are very beautiful, an inspiration in themselves. Moreover, these lovely heirlooms are available to all couples, for Daniel offers both traditional pieces and certificates especially designed for lesbian, gay and interfaith couples. If you wish to have a marriage certificate worthy of the appellation fine art, you'll find one to your liking at Daniel's site. Daniel can be reached by voicemail or fax at 815-301-8836.

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