10/22/2026
Nicole and Jonathan took the spiral staircase at Skylands Manor and made it the opening frame of their wedding gallery.
The high angle, Nicole’s lace veil, and their direct look into the lens set the tone immediately.
Congratulations, Nicole and Jonathan. It was an honor to document your Skylands Manor wedding. 🤍
Thank you to the team who helped bring their day together:
📸 Nicholas Yee Photography
🎥 Nicholas Yee Photography
📋 FINALLY MAY | EVENT PLANNING AND DESIGN
📍 Frungillo Hospitality Group
👰 🕊️ Bijou Bridal
💇♀️ Paulina Vela
💄 Daniella Gonzalez | Makeup Artist
🤵 Men's Wearhouse
💐 Olivia Floral Designs
💌 Kathy López | Art Director
🎧 📸 Elite Rhythms Entertainment
🚘 Frank Riviera Limousine
🎂 Palermo Bakery
Nicole and Jonathan kept the details personal: lace heels, their rings, a black bow tie, and their wedding date stitched into Jonathan’s pocket square.
Their individual portraits inside Skylands Manor bring the focus back to the two people wearing it all.
Nicole and Jonathan, doubled in the glass and centered among the bookshelves at Skylands Manor.
The black-and-white treatment lets the reflections build the frame while their eye contact holds it together.
Nicole’s lace-edged veil follows the Skylands Manor staircase in one frame and spreads across the floor in the next, with Jonathan beside her in both.
A kiss beneath the arch, then a composed portrait in the wood-paneled room.
Nicole reached up to Jonathan while he held her close, with the bouquet filling the foreground in coral, plum, blush, and green.
The color is bold; the two of them still hold the frame.
Nicole and Jonathan sat side by side exchanging their private vows.
Nicole covered her face, Jonathan kissed her hand, and the sequence stayed entirely on the exchange between them.
Jonath
