TheWeddingFiles: Linda Wang and Lucas Chi, a Brooklyn-based couple who both work for digital marketplace TPT (formerly Teachers Pay Teachers), exchanged honest, non-cutesy vows — and then threw a wild “space disco” party — in the Catskills in June 2022
Hey, this is a tux, it fits.I did not expect to fall in love with a very feminine, tulle-y, embroidered kind of dress. I looked at probably thousands of wedding dresses online before I made my appointment at, and it was the first I tried on. I knew that for the reception I wanted something a little sassier, so I liked the idea of two distinct looks — the ceremony felt more ethereal and beautiful. The sleeves were actually custom, really billowy, like a cloud.
, pushed for us to do the lift with Linda on my shoulder. She was like, “I think you could do something more advanced!”During speeches, Lucas and I ate about five bites of food. My mom was very genuine and open, as she usually is, and said how proud my dad would have been if he was there that day. That meant a lot.Linda’s maid of honor started by saying that she met Linda in Econ 101 when she was wearing a super-short, electric-green skirt.
“We had nothing in common except that we love each other and feel so comfortable together, and I wanted our vows to reflect that,” Linda says.A cocktail hour followed the ceremony, with fried-chicken sliders and signature drinks chosen by the bride and groom.Guests could play cornhole or explore the property, which was big enough to house everyone. “It was a very, very relaxed vibe,” Lucas says.
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