Daniella and Adam married at The Foundry in Long Island City on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, with about 200 guests. The day moved through every corner of the place: a rooftop garden with the Queensboro Bridge in the distance, ivy-covered brick, a hall hung with white drapes, an outdoor chuppah in the courtyard, and a dance floor that went long into the night. Their dog was part of all of it, right down to riding the aisle in a flower cart.
Getting Ready
The morning started slowly, in white satin pajamas, with the dog never far away. Her heels waited among the white flowers in the garden, a pearl clip went into her hair, and the gown hung by the window until it was time.











Bride and Groom Hoodies
Before anyone was dressed, Daniella and Adam found each other in the garden in matching Bride and Groom hoodies, hers embroidered with her new name, Mrs. Neuman. The family pulled on navy ones of their own, and the kids made sure nobody stayed serious for long.









Adam
Adam got ready in a navy suit, with a few minutes for the boys in the family before heading up to the garden.



The First Look
Their first look happened in the rooftop garden, under a red maple and a pergola of green. It was quiet and unhurried, with the city sitting just over the hedges.







Portraits
Daniella asked for photos in as many parts of the venue as we could reach, and for candid moments over posed ones, so we kept moving: the garden paths with the Queensboro Bridge behind her, under The Foundry sign, along the ivy wall, through the brick hall dressed in white, under the hanging flowers, into the arched doorways and against the white brick in the afternoon light. Her long sheer cape caught the air every time she turned. The dog joined for a few.



















Family
Family photos were taken in the ivy courtyard, with the nieces, nephews and the littlest guests stealing most of the frames.








The Ceremony
The ketubah was signed at the tish, and the badeken followed with everyone pressed close. Then, in the courtyard under white parasols and a draped chuppah, the dog came down the aisle first, riding in a cart full of flowers, followed by the flower girl and then Daniella with her parents.















Dusk
After the ceremony the sun went down behind the Queensboro Bridge. Daniella changed into a pink feathered party dress, and we took a few minutes on the rooftop with the city lighting up behind them.





The Party
They came into the party through a corridor of light, and the dance floor did the rest. Dessert waited under more of those flowers, and the night ended the way it should, with both of them up in the chairs for the hora.









The Vendor Team
- Venue, The Foundry, Long Island City
- Planning, Alana Kirschner
- Catering, Michael Schick
- Photography & Film, Alex Knight Studio
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