Today’s Photo Wednesday is going to be different in that I didn’t take any of the images! Today I’m featuring a wedding cake vendor – Jen Roberts of Sweet Element! Her cakes are works of edible art! They are creative yet sophisticated!

This cake is just so cute! I love this love letter airmail idea!

Just because it’s white on white doesn’t mean it’s boring!

Jen has been featured multiple times in The Knot magazine and New York Weddings magazine. In fact, this subway wedding cake is in the newest summer edition of New York Weddings magazine! This cake fits the criteria – it is so New York City!

To see more of Jen’s wonderful creations, check out her website: http://www.sweetelement.com/index.php and blog: http://sweetelement.wordpress.com/ !

I have known Kheng since college and although she is actually half Chinese half Burmese, she’s always had more pride in her Burmese culture. So I was excited to see Kheng wearing a traditional Burmese wedding dress for her City Hall ceremony and luckily they found a gold tie for John the day before. Kheng had something with gold in everything she wore, from her hair to her dress to the veil, even the flowers! Good thing it wasn’t too overwhelming. Gold was such a great color for the both of them!

A glimpse of the rings before the actual ceremony.

John seemed nervous… or was he? Nah! He was just playing it cool!

The just-about-to-be married couple waiting for their turn.

Inside the room with the officiant.

Glowing with excitement!

And in a heartbeat, they were married!

Still glowing with happiness!

Here’s John showing off his ring!

It’s so refreshing to see the bride wear a boutonniere instead of the guy! And it’s sooo pretty! Kheng looked great – so glamorous!

Kheng and John are so great! They didn’t mind sitting in front of the radiator to pose for their images.

As if there wasn’t enough gold, the Manhattan Marriage Bureau has this beigey gold mosaic wall that I thought would look good.

I love it when guys act silly and make goofy faces!

Happiness and sweetness is what they are.

I’m happy to see them start their new life together. Congratulations!

As I mentioned before in a previous post, I will just be a guest at the banquet and while I was there, I was ordered not to take a lot of  pictures and just to have fun. Well I did do just that but I had to show that some of my images were used at the banquet and they were displayed in really cool picture frames. They looked great! I’m really pleased with their choices!

For more images from the ceremony, click here to see the slideshow!

Anouk and Jonathan decided at the spur of the moment to get married at Brooklyn’s City hall - so spontaneous! Side note: The great advantage of getting married at Brooklyn’s Marriage Bureau is that it’s definitely less crowded and really close to the subway station. They were really fun to shoot – they were goofing off, acting silly and joking around. I like their free spirits!