The Wedding Party

[Photo by Robert Stolarik for the NYTimes]

Let’s take a look at the weddings that made the headlines this week. Do you know of a fun, interesting wedding? Drop us a line and let us know about it!

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Rochelle Lichtman and David Deckelbaum (pictured above).  After 3 tries of a long series of on-again/off-again painful dating, Rochelle had more than 500 reasons she said yes to David.  Her head and heart were finally in the right place.  Says David: “I knew in college I wanted to be with her forever,” Mr. Deckelbaum said. “It took her eight years to catch up with my thought process.” She concurred: “He always knows what’s good for me before I know.” On December 20th, “amid a sea of flickering votive candles at the Angel Orensanz Foundation for the Arts in NYC” they finally exchanged vows once and for all.

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Lauren Jenkins and Richard Chung: Married Saturday at Calvary Episcopal Church in Manhattan.  Lauren graduated from the University of Florida and is studying for a masters in nonprofit management and policy at NYU.  Richard is a director of trading with the investment banking division of Barclays in New York.  He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.

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Jerald J. Kovacic and Daniel J. Kiser: Married Tuesday in Greenwich, CT at home of Elizabeth Bonsal’s, a justice of the peace.  Jerald is a retired technical adviser for Jyacc consulting firm in Manhattan.  He graduated from Stanford and received a master’s and doctorate in mathematics from Columbia.  Daniel owns an interior design firm in Manhattan and graduated from Iowa State.

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Dena Imbesi and Edward Faccio: Married Wednesday at Our Lady of Mercy Roman Catholic Church in Bethpage, NY.  Dena graduated from Townson University with an M.B.A. from NYU.  Edward graduated from the Univeristy of Scranton and earned his master’s in taxation from St. John’s University.  They both work at PricewaterhouseCoopers in NYC.

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