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Their invitation-only referral list of roughly 80 vendors offers a reliable roster of top-notch bands, florists, videographers, photographers, D.J.’s, and more. The full planning service includes everything from the standard (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

This wedding one-stop shop has bright, chic dresses from Coren Moore ($250 to $350); formal evening wear from Amsale Bridesmaids (from $270); and unlimited options from Thread (from $270).

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

Among their more than 90 brand portfolios are invitations by Smock, Arrabella, and Dauphine Press. Exclusive to the store is Oregon-based Studio Olivine, which makes delicate letterpressed invites. Prices upon request.

Veils

Wedding Library’s collection includes a crystal ball comb with alternating blue and clear Swarovski crystals ($80), as well as a supply of best-selling veils from Bride’s Head Revisited. Headpieces, from bun wraps to tiaras, are $175 to $1,000; veils start at $100.