For most brides, one of the first tasks in planning a wedding is finding the perfect gown. Not so for fashion designer Doo-Ri Chung. She literally stitched hers together the night before.

The bride wanted letterpress invitations to look both traditional and modern; Julie Holcomb Printers designed them with tan ink on cream card stock adorned with ranunculus blossom.

Doo-Ri with her mother, Kim Chang-Hi (left), and her aunt, Kim Kyung Hee, both of whom wear hanbok, the traditional Korean formal dress.

Florist Matthew Robbins created a simple and chic but still luxurious bouquet by wrapping lilies of the valley in a pale green patterned ribbon.

Jeffrey's boutonniere, which combined a mini cymbidium orchid and jasmine vine, has a slightly tropical vibe.

The wedding and reception took place at the Tribeca Rooftop, a 15,000-square-foot penthouse overlooking the Hudson River on one side and the city skyline on the other. Towering centerpieces helped to fill the open space and stood tall enough to afford the 150 guests unobstructed views.

The centerpieces -- composed of pink peonies, pale green viburnum, sweet olive, clematis and jasmine vines, and hydrangea -- overflow from tall milky glass vases. Soft ivory table linens lend a cozy feel.

Location and Catering: Tribeca Rooftop
Floral Design: Matthew Robbins for Artfool
Stationery: Julie Holcomb Printers
Bride's Gown: Doo-Ri
Groom's Attire: Ermenegildo Zenga from Bergdorf Goodman
Rentals: Party Rental Ltd.