Together in his 17 years, writer Barnabi Harris proposed to the designer Suji Kondi On three different occasions. The first proposal (and a Tiffany consequential diamond band) Suji came shortly after giving birth to his daughter Stivy, who is now 14 years old. The second years later came with a more traditional diamond engagement ring. “This is interesting – I am constantly saying yes,” says Kondi. Despite years of years, the pair continued with their lives together with their lives, picking up their daughter, who sometimes asked her why they had not tied the knot yet. “then we At the end This did, “Suji says.
Barnabi proposed for the last time, while the family was out for dinner on a trip to Paris. The designer says, “He was acting fidgty and strange. I was a little worried. He then took out a vintage clock and ring, along with his mother, with another wedding band. “He said,” I know this is the third time, but let’s do it, “Suji misses. “Our teenage daughter, who is very funny, said,” Does this mean you are going to get married or is it just another proposal? ” We thought that more: Oh! That is the matter.”
The Brooklyn -based couple, who had previously married, decided not to marry a grand marriage. Instead, he opted for a New York City Courthouse ceremony, Chased by a brunch with a small group of friends. “We always say that if we are going to do it, let’s something small and really simple,” Kondi shares. “My parents got married in Australia in a city-hall-type situation and they got married 47 years. We have a house together. We have a child. We have all this together. So we liked it, when we are going to do it and how are we going to do it?”
The date for February 26, 2025 was set, later with a brunch reservation Balthazar“It is a New York institution and we go there a lot,” says Suji of the restaurant. “It is very central and beautiful. It could not be love and easy for our friends.” Suji also noted how many times she traveled to France’s visit, she loved Brasari’s classic French feel: “I somehow trying to think myself as a French person – which I am not at all – but all these elements that felt right.”
