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Pale pink roses for a wedding bouquet in Paris works beautifully.
The portrait was taken at the "Jardins du Palais Royal" under the archades.![]()
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Pale pink roses for a wedding bouquet in Paris works beautifully.
The portrait was taken at the "Jardins du Palais Royal" under the archades.![]()
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Wedding photographer France
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It is Fun, it is Glamour, It is Unique. The dress is design by Christian Lacroix.![]()
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Another French wedding tradition is the Croquembouche cake- Literally meaning “crack in one’s mouth” a croquembouche is a traditional French wedding cake consisting of puffs of choux pastry filled with a vanilla creme patissiere, held together with a delicious cobweb of caramel. Hum, I am hungry ....
Although traditionally decorated with sugared almonds, most couples prefer the more delicate decoration of tiny fresh flowers, fine curls of ribbon, and of course, a web of spun sugar.
Spun sugar does not last well on wet and humid days, and turns into shiny droplets of caramel. Spiralled ribbons can achieve a similar effect to spun sugar and can produce a spectacular effect by using two or more colours. This croquembouche’s upright shape is suitable for smaller weddings. 
This croquembouche can be displayed with a generous drizzle of dark chocolate and perhaps strawberries around the base, or chocolate glaze can be supplied ready for pouring instead of the traditional cutting of the cake.
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Max Chaoul is the head of his own young and dynamic company, producing work of the highest quality for sale within France and in foreign countries.
As Max Chaoul's company enters its 10th year, his work is enjoying increasing demand from international clients. Over the past few years, his serene approach has helped to develop his company within the world of bridal fashion, and this development has gone hand-in-hand with growth in awareness of the Max Chaoul line.
The original Max Chaoul boutique is located in Lyons, France. Additional boutiques are located throughout Europe and the United States, including locations in Paris, Marseilles, London, New York and Beverly Hills.
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The Angel Orensanz Foundation for the Arts was established in 1992 by a group of artists who were inspired by the work of sculptor Angel Orensanz.
In a short period of time it has affirmed itself as a strong anchor of the visual and performing arts in New York.
Well-established institutions such as the PS I Museum; The Goethe Institute, New York; the Italian Cultural Institute; New York University; Columbia University; Princeton University and the National Russian Museum of St. Petersburg, as well as independent artists from all over the world develop here educational and artistic projects.
The Angel Orensanz Foundation was once a synagogue located in the lower east side of New York City. This dramatic 1849 building is now open to anyone who wants to throw a party. Ironically, it looks a lot like an old church: thick Gothic-style windows, a deep-blue, incredibly dramatic rib-vaulted ceiling, and even an elaborate Gothic arch.
A Jewish Orthodox Wedding Celebration or Chatunah







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The Angel Orensanz Foundation
172 Norfolk St.,
nr. E. Houston St.;
P . 212-529-7194![]()
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Labels: chatunah, French, lower east side, new york city, New York University, orthodox, photo, photographer, PS I Museum, synagogue, the Angel Orensanz Foundation, wedding, Wedding reception