Sarah Joy and David featured in InStyle Weddings

In the Winter 2010 "InStyle Weddings" Magazine issue, David & Sarah Joy's wedding is featured. This issue was just released this week and I was soooooooooooooooo excited to see David & Sarah Joy featured in this issue. They are such a fantastic couple and you can just see how happy they are by their picture!!!! Here are the pages they are featured on.



Here's a copy of just the photo just in case anyone wants it!


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THE COUPLE
Tenor David Miller is the only American member of Simon Cowell's International Operatic pop group Il Divo. Sarah Joy Kabanuck is an opera singer and broadway performer.

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FULL BLOOM
Punch up a neutral palette with bright flowers in coordinating hues like these peach- and plum-tone garden roses.

GARDEN STATE
For an authentic French garden feel, Hatch Creative Studio lined the aisle with benches, bistro tables, vintage iron gates, and terra-cotta planters filled with hydrangea, dahlias, tulips and roses.

BRANCHING OUT
Baker Ron Ben-Israel designed a winding blossom tree for the three-tiered cake. The branches were made of sugar paste and bloomed with sugar jasmine, hydrangea and cherry blossoms.

LI'L BOW WOW
A family pet deserves a special spot in the bridal party. The couple's maltese, Cosmo, suited up to serve as ring bearer.

GETTING TO "I DO"
HOW THEY MET: Sarah Joy Kabanuck, 30, and David Miller, 36, met as castmates in Baz Luhrmann's 2003 Broadway show, La Boheme. "In the middle of rehearsal one day I lost my place," says Miller. "I was looking into her eyes-the whole world disappeared."

THE PROPOSAL: Five years later, while on Hawaii's Big Island, Miller popped the question. "We went for a walk on the beach, and there was this beautiful canopy set up with rose petals, candles, and champagne," says Kabanuck.

THE RING: The pair spied Kabanuck's Cartier ring-a 1.5-carat cushion-cut sparkler-while shopping in Paris.

WHERE THEY WED: Event planner Annie Lee, of Daughter of Design, transformed N.Y.C. event space 632 On Hudson. Three opera-themed rooms offered food to match: Madame Butterfly with sushi from Nobu, La Traviata with fois gras, and La Boheme with Tuscan-grilled vegetables.

WOW MOMENT: Kabanuck walked down the aisle in a silk-satin and silk-tulle dress by Michelle Rahn for Gabriella New York as a string trio and harpist played "For Sarah Joy," a song composed by Miller for the occassion. "In Italian you call what we have anima. It means 'soul,'" says Miller. "We have so much love for each other." - Angela Salazar

Photography by Belathee Photography

xoxo
Regina