Sarah Ziering & Alexander Marshall Katz

Above: Ali Burakoff, Emily Ziering, Sarah, Stella Zyman and Rachel Forman

After a chance meeting at a birthday party, Alex and Sarah received the gift of a lifetime—each other. The two became a couple and dated for four years when, during a picnic at the Cloisters, Alex made a unique proposal. He had placed the engagement ring in Sarah’s tuna fish sandwich. One bite and he had her, hook, line and sinker (and thankfully she didn’t swallow the ring). Dr. Sheldon Moss officiated at the ceremony at The Estancia LaJolla Hotel & Spa in California, where the reception followed.

The bride, daughter of Dr. Robert and Barbara Ziering of California, graduated from Frances W. Parker School and the University of Michigan. Sarah works in marketing for IMG Worldwide in New York.

The groom, son of Stuart and Suzanne Katz of Greenwich, graduated from Greenwich High School, Boston University and Yeshiva University. Alex works in accounting at Ernst & Young.

The newlyweds honeymooned in Antigua and the south of France before returning home to New York.

Photographs: TRUE PHOTOGRAPHY

The groom and bride
The groom and bride
David Druker, Harrison Katz, Alex, Jeff Aser and Seth Forman
David Druker, Harrison Katz, Alex, Jeff Aser and Seth Forman
Stuart, Alex and Suzanne Katz
Stuart, Alex and Suzanne Katz
Sarah with her father, Bob Ziering
Sarah with her father, Bob Ziering
Alex with his grandmothers, Lee Katz and Rhoda Shemin
Alex with his grandmothers, Lee Katz and Rhoda Shemin
Seth and Rachel Forman with their son
Seth and Rachel Forman with their son

 

 

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