Artist Terence Koh was fittingly outfitted in one of his very own designs this past weekend when he wed longtime boyfriend, graphic designer Garrick Gott. The dress, originally worn by Koh's mother, was altered to include dramatic billows of tulle; Gott wore a sleek white tuxedo to match. The unconventional ceremony, during which Koh made his entrance in a majestic white canoe and whispered promises to Gott amidst the branches of a nearby tree, was held at the East Hampton home of art collectors Phil and Shelley Aarons. Same sex marriage is currently not recognized by the state of New York, but to the happy newlyweds and 30 onlookers the vows exchanged were as interminable as Koh's 30-foot train...
Monday, August 3, 2009
The Bride Wore (And Was) Terence Koh*
Artist Terence Koh was fittingly outfitted in one of his very own designs this past weekend when he wed longtime boyfriend, graphic designer Garrick Gott. The dress, originally worn by Koh's mother, was altered to include dramatic billows of tulle; Gott wore a sleek white tuxedo to match. The unconventional ceremony, during which Koh made his entrance in a majestic white canoe and whispered promises to Gott amidst the branches of a nearby tree, was held at the East Hampton home of art collectors Phil and Shelley Aarons. Same sex marriage is currently not recognized by the state of New York, but to the happy newlyweds and 30 onlookers the vows exchanged were as interminable as Koh's 30-foot train...
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