08/25/2026
Jill Gordon Celebrate
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We love the sculptural look of serpentine tables, especially in photographs. In real life, though, they are not always the most comfortable or convivial. Guests can find themselves turned away from one neighbor, which makes conversation feel less natural.
For this wedding of more than 400 guests, the grooms dreamed of everyone seated at one long table. Our solution was a continuous spiral of tables, creating the visual impact they wanted while still allowing guests to face one another and connect easily.
The result felt surprisingly intimate, despite the scale of the celebration. Guests talked, lingered, and repeatedly told us how warm and personal the evening felt.
Beautiful design should do more than look good. It should shape the way people experience the celebration.
Planning, Production, & Design | Jill Gordon Celebrate
Photographer | Corbin Gurkin
Videographer | Kenneth Cooper
Catering | Dish Food & Events
Tent | Sperry Tents Hamptons
Lighting | Matt Murphy
Florist | Sag Harbor Florist, New York Stone's Throw Farm
Rentals | Party Rental Ltd.
Furniture | Decco/Party Up Productions 😎🎤
Music | SET Artist Management Martial Simon
Sound | Sound Explosion Event Group
Music Production | BlueprintNYC
Cocktail Music | Jarrell Entertainment
Raw Bar | West Robins Oyster Co.
Wedding Cake | Carolyn Stec
Drone Show | Pixis Drones
Stationery | Ellen Adin Futterman