Harry and I were introduced by a mutual friend in New York City, and our first date set the tone for everything that followed. He famously rode a Citi Bike over the Brooklyn Bridge to meet me. There is something so effortlessly romantic and distinctly “us” about that, and from there, the rest really was history. We ultimately chose to get married in London on a perfect, sunlit winter day – an ode to Harry’s roots and the place where so many of his friends and family are based. It felt incredibly meaningful to bring our worlds together there, blending New York energy with London tradition in a way that felt both intimate and unforgettable.
Without a doubt, our ceremony in a Greek Cathedral in London stands out as the most memorable part of the day. The setting itself was breathtaking – rich in history and beauty – and it created such a powerful sense of occasion. More than anything, though, it was the feeling of having everyone we love in one place. Friends and family traveled from New York, Greece, the UK, and beyond, and bringing together special people from different parts of our lives made the day feel complete in a way that’s hard to replicate.
The best advice I can give is to choose the dress that feels the most like you. It’s easy to get caught up in trends or outside opinions, but the moment you find something that feels authentic – like the most elevated version of yourself – you’ll know. On a day where everything can feel larger than life, there’s something so grounding about feeling completely comfortable and confident in what you’re wearing. You’ll never regret staying true to your own style!
