Harpist Janet King: credits

your homework assignment, should you choose to accept it!: This links to an article from the Washington Post, called "Pearls Before Breakfast." I think it's a great article! And it was awarded the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for feature writing, so I guess I'm not the only one who thinks it's a great piece!
Jack Roman, Photographer: Many of the beautiful photographs on this site were taken by Jack Roman, photographer. Jack is an independent photographer who has also worked with some of Long island's most elite photography studios, but you can deal with him directly. I think he's an unpretentious, artsy, human-being kind of guy, and I recommend him. Call him at 516-459-1174.
Skyline Orchestras: Skyline Orchestras is the home of my favorite band in the whole wedding business, Code Bleu. If they are available for your wedding, you are fortunate! Grab them!!
Jeffrey Studio Photography: Alan and Dominick, of Jeffrey Studio Photography, took the photos of me playing my "strolling harp" at a wedding at Flowerfield. They showed enthusiasm for getting a great shot, a thoughtful, artistic eye, and generosity toward me, sharing their results. Thanks a lot, guys! I recommend them, heartily.
Mark Kopko, Photographer: Mark took the gorgeous photo on my front page at a wedding at Atlantica of Westhampton Beach. I saw him LOOKING, which many wedding photographers don't do, so I made a point of connecting with him and asking to see the results. Good thing I did!!
Spelman Studios, Photography: Spelman Studios took photographs of me playing my strolling harp at Flowerfield, too, and generously shared them with me. Thanks, Sue!
The Vanderbilt Museum in Centerport: I think this is one of the loveliest venues for a wedding ceremony. The courtyard in the mansion feels both indoors -- acoustically -- and outdoors, and it's exquisitely beautiful. The whole property, with deeply rolling hills overlooking the water, is fantastic. If you are looking for a special place to take your vows, check it out.
Reverend Nick Montanino: I've worked with "Reverend Nick" and he is relaxed without being irreverent, seems very accommodating, and still conducts the ceremony with enough authority to feel right. I like him! And he gets little details right, like inviting your guests to take their seats after you've come down the aisle (I've seen guests left standing throughout the entire ceremony because the nervous officiant wasn't paying attention!!), and having you face each other, not him, when you take your vows.