I knew from the moment of meeting Leeron and Harry that this was going to be a fun and energetic couple to work with and the quirky, eclectic backdrop of SoHo was the perfect spot for them to capture their zest for life and each other.

With cheeky photos taken at the entrance of the famous Lombardi’s Pizzeria on Spring Street, America’s first Pizzeria licensed in 1905, striking a few poses in front of the amazing street art of the East Village and onto the Subway located on the corner of Lafayette & Spring streets it was apparent that this young couple were all about fun and enjoying life together.

Joining them again on their wedding day I was curious as to how Leeron & Harry were going to spice up the grounds of the gorgeous Greek Revival Manor, Round Hill House in Washingtonville.  I should have known that the lush gardens with its many nooks and the decadent glamour evident in the interior of Round Hill House would be Leeron & Harry’s idea of heaven for getting some fun & funky photos of their wedding party celebrating their union and incorporating all the beauty of the rituals that ground them together.

The dawning wedding day heralds the happiest and holiest day of one’s life in the Jewish faith for the chatan (groom) and his beautiful kallah (bride), for on this day all their past mistakes are forgiven as they merge into a new, complete soul.  Guests, and myself, smiled as the bride and groom gave each other sweet smiles throughout the ceremony and laughed along with the cheeky couple’s playfulness under the Chuppah.  This day was very much their very own personal Yom Kippur and Harry & Leeron were definitely the reigning King & Queen!

Dreamlife Wedding Photos & Video want to wish both Harry & Leeron much love & happiness to come filled with laughter as they travel life’s journeys together.