Fortunately, the relationship thrived, and they became closer than ever. One week after moving in, the world changed, and they were quarantined together.Īlisa and Evan went from spending most of their time together – to spending ALL of their time together. In early March of 2020, Evan cleared out a large portion of his closet and Alisa brought an entire car-load of her stuff over to his place. He proceeded to send flowers to the wrong apartment, that got course-corrected with a help from the security desk. Evan knew this was a bold move, but he also knew he needed to let her know how he felt. After the second date, Evan wanted to let Alisa know how special she was – so he sent flowers to her apartment. The date went well, and they scheduled another shortly after. After a week or two of texting, Alisa and Evan finally met for a drink after work in Copley Square. Like many 21st century relationships, theirs started by “swiping right”. We’ll turn you over to the bride – who looks gorgeous in the Pronovias dress she found just days after getting engaged – for the rest…Īlisa, the Bride and Evan, the groom: Despite living less than a mile from each other in Brookline, Alisa and Evan’s paths never crossed.
With a multilayered cut paper design, gold leaf, and Swarovski crystals, it’s truly a work of art. Don’t miss all the gorgeous details, like the couple’s Enya Keshet ketubah, which they found online at Smashing The Glass Recommended Vendor. Photographer Kataram Studios did such a beautiful job capturing the day.
Because a dance floor wasn’t allowed due to COVID restrictions, Alisa and Evan went with a classical string duo for the ceremony and a jazz trio for the reception for their entertainment. They also opted to livestream the ceremony for those who weren’t able to attend in person. The couple’s number one goal was to plan a day where their friends and family would stay safe, and so they opted for a short guest list, socially distanced seating arrangements, table-side bar service, additional cleaning staff at the restrooms, and sanitization stations throughout, among other touches. Alisa and Evan say they couldn’t have done it without Luba’s expertise. Within three days of the couple’s engagement, founder Luba set the pair up on venue visits, and a couple weeks later they’d booked all their key vendors. In this case, that meant Smashing The Glass Recommended Vendor Primavera Dreams, who helped them pull together the day of their (socially distanced) dreams, stat.
With just a few months to plan a COVID-safe outdoor celebration before the New England winter set in, Alisa and Evan knew it was time to call in the big guns. To look at this gorgeous Jewish wedding, you’d never know it was planned in just two months! Boston couple Alisa, a product manager, and Evan, an architect, got engaged in August, and knew they were ready to move forward with building their future together – pandemic or not. Now over to Rita, who’ll fill you in on the rest of the story… One detail we love is that both Rita and Daniel wanted to surprise the other with fireworks at the end of the night – how special is that, that they both thought of the same special touch to share with the other?! (The fireworks themselves weren’t too shabby either). The couple’s fabulous wedding planner, Luba Gankin from Smashing The Glass Recommended Vendor Primavera Dreams, helped make their dream a reality – so much so that their first piece of advice to engaged couples currently in the planning process is to book a planner of your own! The outdoor setting and sunset views were top reasons the pair chose their venue, Granite Links, which they kept light and airy with light décor featuring pastel colors and fresh greenery. So you can see why we’re smitten with the exquisite Massachusetts Jewish wedding of Rita, who works for a real estate technology company, and Daniel, who owns a local fast casual Mexican restaurant called Los Amigos. And if the chuppah is backdropped by a jawdropping sunset? Even better. There’s nothing like a good outdoor wedding.
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