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Their invitation-only referral list of roughly 80 vendors offers a reliable list of top-notch bands, florists, videographers, photographers, D.J.’s, and more. The full planning service includes everything from the necessities (staff, etiquette advice, and vendor relations) to the extraneous. The basic day-of package is perfect to ensure a scheduled, snag-free event without the extras. Prices upon request. — Carolyn Murnick

Key Departments

Bridesmaids

Hanlin and Zabinski’s emporium has everything a bride’s backup team could need: Bright, preppy-chic dresses from Coren Moore ($250 to $350) and formal evening wear from Amsale Bridesmaids (from $270); purses, shoes, jewelry, and rhinestone hair sticks ($30 to $100); linen garment bags; and even a bridal emergency kit.

Bridal Shoes

Hanlin's comprehensive bridal salon doesn't skimp on shoes, offering more than 50 different visions in white to keep you light on your feet. Among the offerings are a sexy slingback adorned with a single hand-beaded flower, a high-heeled pump modeled after Jackie O.'s wedding shoe, and a two-tone satin sandal with straps.

Wedding Invitations

This one-stop bridal shop is a great source for fancy invitations. It houses the work of three dozen vendors, showcasing Claudia Calhoun’s rich, modern engraved invitations (100 for $2,000) and whimsical letterpress cards from designers like Elum (100 for $1,500). They aim to provide whatever couples fancy.

Veils

The wedding library's vast collection of bridal gear comes bedecked with all manner of feathers, flowers, and rhinestones. Find headpieces from romantic Susan Hoxie and glam Regina B., as well as an extensive supply of best-selling Bride's Head Revisited veils. The staff works individually with all clients and customizes all veils.