Jayme and Brian’s Westmount Country Club wedding day was the perfect mix of tradition and an all-out celebration. After a beautiful church ceremony, everyone headed to the Westmount Country Club and from that moment on, it was nonstop energy.
It had been a few years since we last photographed a wedding at the Westmount, and walking back in felt like seeing it for the first time all over again. The space has so many great spots for photos both indoors and out. We loved having variety without ever needing to leave the property. Their Westmount Country Club wedding offered countless beautiful moments, from intimate portraits to lively reception energy.
Cocktail hour set the tone right away. Jayme and Brian added a magician, which turned into such a fun surprise for guests and kept the vibe interactive and fun. And the food-honestly, incredible. We enjoyed a couple of plates at cocktail hour for sure.
Once the reception kicked off, it was clear these two came ready to party. Their band absolutely crushed it and kept the dance floor packed all night long. From big moments to spontaneous ones, the energy never dipped. Everyone was fully in it, celebrating Jayme and Brian exactly the way they wanted-loud, joyful, and unforgettable.
Videographer: AB Wedding Studio
Florist: Dalsimer Spitz and Peck Floral & Event Decorators
Cake Maker: Palermo’s Bakery
Band/DJ: East Coast Band
Wedding Boutique: I Do… I Do…
Limo Services: Danaro Limousines
Photobooth: Tap Snap
Venue: The Westmount Country Club
About J & R Photography
Based in New Jersey and always up for an adventure, Jenn and Ro specialize in creating a relaxed, joyful experience for their couples. They feel truly honored to be part of each love story and are there to make sure you enjoy every moment of your big day. From spontaneous laughs to quiet, intimate glances, they capture it all beautifully and authentically.
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