Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding


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Photos by: Patricia Freire Photography
Photos by Patricia Freire Photography


Margaret and Eric's Jersey City wedding was ultra laid-back, super fun, and set in a vividly colorful and hip venue, South House. There were games, shots, epic dances, a rustic (and huge!) naked cake, and some of the most gorgeous mural shots ever.

Let's see how it all played out at this wildly fun wedding in Jersey…

Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding
Murals, shots, & a wicked venue at this Jersey City wedding

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Photography: Patricia Freire Photography • Venue: South House

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Catherine Clark

Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com.

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