August 8 + 9

8.8 @ 6pm @ Westlight

dress code

friday night dinner

summer cocktail with whatever level of formal that tickles your tastebuds. but dress like it’s august 8th and it’s outdoors
saturday night wedding

maximalist disco formal. think avant-garde festive not party city x jojo siwa. As much as it's black tie optional, only wear a tux if you really want to (david will not be in a tux). dust off that fun dinner jacket you’ve been scared to wear. if it sparkles, shimmers, or turns a head…you nailed it

things to do…

Brooklyn Bridge Park

Arguably best park in NYC with best views of Manhattan skyline, goes right under the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, grab coffee from Butler, pizza from Fornino, or ice cream from OddFellows and wander across the piers

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Brooklyn Botanic Garden

The dreamiest escape. Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden is the real star—plus it’s right next to the Prospect Park entrance, so you can double up.

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The High Line

Go here to see the giant Pigeon sculpture (among other outdoor art on this elevated walkway). The landscaping is also gorgeous. Start at the northern end (34th St) and walk south—less crowded, and you end near Chelsea Market.

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Domino Park (Williamsburg)

More chill than the High Line, with waterfront places to sit, outdoor padel, and tacos from Tacocina. Explore the old restored Domino Sugar factory.

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Smorgasburg (Williamsburg)

NYC’s ultimate outdoor food market—think 50+ vendors slinging everything from birria to cheesesteaks to rainbow cookies.

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Coney Island & the Boardwalk

Rollercoasters, beach hangs, hot dogs at Nathan’s, and vintage kitsch in its full glory.

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Prospect Park (Brooklyn)

Go for a picnic, paddle boat on the lake, rent a bike, hit the weekend farmers market, or just roam the 500 acres of woodsy trails and wide open fields.

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The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Come for Starry Night, stay for the sculpture garden and weird chairs.

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(if you wanna ball out)