A Sunset Color Palette & 385 Floating Candles at This Spectacular Pendry Natirar Wedding

When Adrienne discovered Pendry Natirar in Peapack through a TikTok video featuring a wedding at Ninety Acres, she filed it away—and when Brian turned out to have a farm just miles from the property and took her there for dinner, the decision made itself. Their July 24, 2026 wedding, beautifully photographed by Lauren Kearns Photography, was a full celebration in every sense of the word. A sunset palette of pinks, peaches, yellows and oranges ran from the invitations through the florals and into guests’ dresses, while Jardíniere Fine Flowers hung 385 floating candles from the ceiling above the reception. A live sketch artist created personalized favors throughout the evening.

Their Story

“Brian and I met on Hinge and very quickly knew that we had found someone that we didn’t want to live without,” says Adrienne. “Our friendship grew easily. This was a second marriage for both and everyone thought we would have an intimate wedding with just our families. However, having more life experience than the first time around, we knew that we wanted a party!”

The Proposal

“On our 10 month anniversary, Brian proposed at sunrise on the beach in Bay Head where we had bought a house only a few months earlier,” says Adrienne. “Our family came that weekend for Labor Day and we celebrated with them enjoying a barbecue at our home.”

Choosing the Venue

“I had only moved to New Jersey a year before Brian proposed and in looking for exceptional restaurants to try, I came across a TikTok video featuring a wedding at Ninety Acres. When Brian and I started dating I learned that he has a farm just a few miles away and he took me there for dinner. We decided the hotel, Pendry, would make a beautiful venue.”

Details of the Day

“We were trying for a colorful elegant vibe with colors of the sunset,” says Adrienne. “Pinks, peaches, yellows and oranges were everywhere from our invitations to our flowers and guests dresses.”

“We had a live sketch artist for favors and hotel guests received welcome bags with thoughtful goodies and custom pink and orange scarves with a drawing of the Pendry and details like the gate at our beach house and even our little pooches. The flowers were abundant and our florist hung 385 floating candles from ceiling.”

Favorite Moment

“Seeing Brian at the end of the aisle was my favorite moment,” says Adrienne. “Not having seen him all day or talk to my best friend during the day made me anxious to see him. We had an incredible time dancing with our friends and family.”

“Our private last dance was very special and seeing our venue space first while everyone was at cocktail hour was priceless.”

Wedding Day Attire

“I wore a Galia Lahav gown made custom, my husband wore a Brioni white dinner jacket with Louboutin loafers. My shoes were Jimmy Choo and our rings were Verragio. Our daughters picked dresses in our color palette and our sons wore black tuxes.”

Advice For Other Couples

“Imagine that you are a guest at your own wedding,” says Adrienne. “Think of all the little things that special. We had amenity basket in the ladies in men’s bathrooms, along with a basket of flip-flops for the women to wear on the dance floor. Welcome bags were thoughtfully curated, and we try to provide food and an experience that would appeal to everyone.”

Honeymoon

The newlyweds went to Italy for two weeks, starting with two days in Rome then three in Capri, three nights on a yacht and five nights in Positano.

“We did private tours of Rome, Vatican, Colosseum, a food tour, a hiking tour of Capri, a lemon tour, and a cooking class in Ravello. We ate our way through Italy with everything from back alley pizzerias to Michelin star restaurants.”