featured in The New York Times Wedding Section and Brides.com
About Dave Goldstein
Outstanding Reviews
Creating Memorable Weddings
Creating Memorable Weddings
I'm proud to have received 70+ Five Star reviews on WeddingWire.com, along with Couples' Choice Awards (Top 5% of reviews) for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. I've also been fortunate to have several weddings featured in the New York Times weddings section and Brides.com.
Hopefully that represents how I work with my clients and
I'm proud to have received 70+ Five Star reviews on WeddingWire.com, along with Couples' Choice Awards (Top 5% of reviews) for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. I've also been fortunate to have several weddings featured in the New York Times weddings section and Brides.com.
Hopefully that represents how I work with my clients and take their concerns to heart. My only goal when I work with a couple is that they're thrilled with their wedding day.
Creating Memorable Weddings
Creating Memorable Weddings
Creating Memorable Weddings
I've really enjoyed officiating weddings and so far I’ve married 150 couples in ten states. I put a lot of time into crafting the ceremony and my only goal is that you’re thrilled with your wedding day. I never forget it’s your day and not my show, so we can add or take out virtually anything you’d like for your ceremony.
Every Ceremony is Unique
Creating Memorable Weddings
Every Ceremony is Unique
By this point in my career, I’ve written or included Balloon Launches, Dove Releases, Breaking the Glass, monologues from the King of Queens and the Wedding Singer, Chinese Lanterns, a Taiwanese Tea Ceremony, Bangladeshi poetry, Unity Candles and Sand Ceremonies, memorials, Celtic Hand Fasting, an excerpt from James Joyce’s Ulysses, Jumpi
By this point in my career, I’ve written or included Balloon Launches, Dove Releases, Breaking the Glass, monologues from the King of Queens and the Wedding Singer, Chinese Lanterns, a Taiwanese Tea Ceremony, Bangladeshi poetry, Unity Candles and Sand Ceremonies, memorials, Celtic Hand Fasting, an excerpt from James Joyce’s Ulysses, Jumping the Broomstick, ceremonies in Spanish without sounding like Mayor Bloomberg, Albanian congratulations and…the police Miranda Rights Warning. What’s next?