While I'm waiting for my pro pics and I'm deciding exactly how to review our amazing wedding - I did wanna show you some photos I took the morning after my Bachelorette Party. I touched on my Bachelorette Party real quick cos there wasn't much to it! Just dinnner and dancing :) Here I am with my fabulous sister in law [and best friend]
The next morning was Easter Sunday. We came home at about 4:30 AM and were in no mood to get up for Easter Breakfast [or brunch] so after we got room service we decided to go walk around New York City. It was the most gorgeous Easter Sunday. It was so beautiful out. I couldn't resist taking pictures of only New York that morning [since we all looked like shit]
The hotel we stayed at was 70 Park Avenue [actually located at 38th street and Park Avenue]. It was sooo nice! I'd stay there again in a minute. For what? I dont know but I would! 
The inside was very hard for me to photograph for some reason but it was so chic. They had beverages out by the door which really helped on that day since it was HOT out!
The inside of our room was sooo nice too. I didn't snap too many pictures though. I only got this one of the nightstand I was in love with but look very closely and you'll spot the sequined and shiny pillows on both beds that I tried to stick in my suitcase.
We walked EVERYWHERE that morning [at least it felt like it]. So I snapped away. I took a picture of the Empire State Building for the millionth time. And we ALMOST went up to the top [something I STILL havent done] but when we saw the line around the block we stopped that idea real quick.
Park Avenue is absolutely gorgeous because right down the middle of it they have rows of trees. And the trees we saw were in beautiful colors of greens and pinks.
And there were even tulips blossomed in front of the trees
Oh how I'd move to New York in a heartbeat. If only it weren't so expensive...
Every time I look through my photos of New York City I've taken over the years I can't help but play New York State of Mind by Billy Joel [literally... on my iTunes] I've been to alot of big cities. But there really is nothing like New York.
