Dress Code: "Surprise Us!" What in the hinhay does that mean?

Be fancy, not stuffy. You can wear Black Tie, but don't forget to let your freak flag fly. Let yourself (and your alter ego) shine honey!

On the Paperless Post invitation in your email by January 15th. (We do of course encourage RSVPing one second after you open the invitation.)

Hotels listed on our site are in walking distance. Cabs & Ubers are good too. Closest subway stops:

F J M Z to Delancey & Essex

F to 2nd Ave

J Z to Bowery

A bedeken (Hebrew for “covering”) is a traditional Jewish wedding custom in which the groom veils the bride just before the ceremony, representing the idea that love is based not on outward beauty but on inner character.

According to mystical teachings, the bride embodies the Shechinah (the feminine presence of God). It is said that the prayers and blessings of a bride on her wedding day carry special power. Even those not attending the wedding ask for blessings, trusting the bride’s connection to the divine realms.

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The Public Hotel.

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Up to you!