The Briarcliff Manor's Spring Bridal Show

The Spring Bridal Show at The Briarcliff Manor

The Briarcliff Manor's Spring Bridal Show welcomed nearly forty of the Westchester's finest vendors, showcasing a plethora of the newest wedding trends to be seen in 2017.

Briarcliff Manor, NY – April 3, 2017

The Briarcliff Manor welcomed close to forty of Westchester's finest vendors into their doors last weekend for their first Spring Bridal Show. The event offered over 300 people, including brides-to-be and their guests, a variety of wedding services from bridal boutiques to entertainment to photography, who showcased some of the up and coming wedding trends of the year.

The Briarcliff Manor's show stayed on top of 2017's newest wedding trends, offering brides a chance to meet with vendors who can further personalize their day. In an effort to stay current, while remaining timeless, owner Perry DiNapoli said, "We are very pleased and elated to have the support of the county's best vendors. It's the strategic relationships that we are looking to build in order to grow our business and stay updated on what's new and hot in the industry. Working with these industry professionals allows us to provide on trend services, while staying true to our core values."

This year, the wedding industry has seen a rise in couples choosing unique dining experiences. Some of the out of the box trends that are making their mark include serving brunch foods, cocktail receptions, themed food bars, and personalized drinks. The Manor's show on Sunday displayed the newest in cuisine trends, featuring a food truck from Bona Bona Ice Cream, The Briarcliff Manor’s signature passed hors d’eouvres, and popular brunch cocktails, like mimosas, pink champagne and Toma Bloody Marys.

Always focused on making each and every wedding personalized to fit the needs and desires of couples, The Briarcliff Manor's show focused on providing hands on services couples are loving in 2017. The Manor's event featured couples to be enjoying hair and makeup consultations, facials and even massages.

The personalization trend was also captured by The Briarcliff Manor's own state of the art MirrorMe Photobooth which not only allows guests to see their own reflection on the touch-screen mirror, but in addition offers guests a choice of layouts and filters, and even allows them to sign their photos. The show also boasted decorative features, and table designs by both The Briarcliff Manor’s in-house designer Vincenza DiNapoli, and Monica Chimes Floral that were inspired by Greenery, the 2017 Pantone color of the year.

Just two years in, the success of their first ever Spring Bridal Show marks The Briarcliff Manor's growth in the wedding and event industry. DiNapoli reminisces, "Since the first day I laid eyes on the property and the beautiful manor, knowing that the trend was shifting towards smaller, more intimate weddings, I knew it had the potential of being one of the top wedding and event spaces in the county. We are all very pleased that we have the opportunity to achieve our goals."

The Briarcliff Manor, a romantic mansion overlooking the Hudson River, creates beautiful memories for the residents of Westchester and their families. As a full service banquet and catering venue, The Briarcliff Manor hosts a variety of events including weddings, bridal showers, corporate gatherings, or special occasions of any kind. Also featuring the Antipasti di Napoli Trattoria and bar, The Briarcliff Manor offers their guests a unique dining experience with cuisine created from fresh and local ingredients.

A beautiful couple and their guests enjoying some MirrorMe Photobooth fun at The Briarcliff Manor's Spring Bridal Show.

Pictured below is the delectable spread put out by The Briarcliff Manor team. The cocktail style reception boasted gourmet selections such as passed hors d'oeuvres of braised short rib over to polenta, and their famous eggplant meatballs.

The afternoon was filled with various luxury sweet treats as pictured below. The Bona Bona Ice cream cart was all the rave, handing out tastings of their specialty ice cream, as the perfect event take-away.

Brides to Be took advantage of beauty services, including hair and makeup trials provided by Scarsdale's Setsuko at Jean Claude Salon, and even massage services provided by Omar Lopez Photography Studios.

The Pantone color of the year Greenery was prevalent at the event, seen in both designs by The Briarcliff Manor’s InHouse event designer Vincenza DiNapoli and Monica Chimes Floral (top to bottom).