Tabitha & Michael  Wedding

A Timeless Autumn Wedding at CV Rich Mansion, White Plains

Tabitha and Michael's love story reached its beautiful crescendo at the historic CV Rich Mansion, where an air of refined romance set the tone for an unforgettable celebration. Surrounded by family, friends, and the warm hues of the season, the couple exchanged heartfelt vows in a ceremony brimming with emotion. From quiet, tender glances to joyful laughter on the dance floor, every moment radiated authenticity. Classic elegance met personal touches — sweet macaroon favors, sparkling jewelry, and a heartfelt toast — creating a wedding day that felt both grand and intimately theirs.

About CV Rich Mansion

Nestled in the heart of White Plains, New York, CV Rich Mansion is a stunning early 20th-century estate known for its colonial revival architecture, manicured gardens, and timeless charm. Its grand staircase, sunlit ballroom, and lush outdoor terraces offer wedding photographers an abundance of breathtaking backdrops. Just a short drive from New York City, the venue blends historic sophistication with modern amenities, making it a sought-after destination for couples seeking an elegant Westchester County wedding. Every corner of the mansion tells a story — perfect for capturing love in its purest form.

Photography Highlights

Three moments stood out: the emotional first look on the mansion's grand staircase, the golden-hour portraits framed by autumn foliage, and the candid joy during the reception toasts. Using natural light and a documentary approach, each frame was crafted to preserve genuine emotion — letting Tabitha and Michael's authentic connection shine through every image.

Vendor Team
Venue: CV Rich Mansion
Planner & Catering: Caperberry Events
Florist: Westchester Floral Decorators
Hair & Makeup: Holly Corsano
Wedding Bands & Earrings: Ardmore Jewelry Box
Cake: Di Mare Pastry Shop
Macaroon Favors: Isabelle et Vincent
Transportation: Connecticut Crown Limo

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