From Vanity Fair · Elise Taylor · · 1m 50s
Mario and Cait Carbone's NYC Wedding Feast
Mario Carbone and Cait Bailey Carbone host a lavish Sicilian wedding reception in New York City's Seagram Building.
In brief
Mario Carbone and Cait Bailey Carbone host a lavish Sicilian wedding reception in New York City's Seagram Building. Mario Carbone and Cait Bailey Carbone hosted a Sicilian wedding reception at New York's Seagram Building with celebrity guests and a surrealist feast. Originally reported by Vanity Fair.
New York Wedding Reception
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Mario Carbone and Cait Bailey Carbone hosted a Sicilian wedding reception for 560 friends in New York City.
Celebrity Guests
Sylvester Stallone, DJ Khaled, Ashley Graham, and OpenAI's Charles Porch attended the reception.
Seagram Building
The Seagram Building, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, hosted the reception with 750 capacity.
Surrealist Feast
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The reception featured a surrealist buffet with Warhol and Jeff Koons art and a menu from Mad Men.
Dress Code
Guests wore black-tie attire with vintage fashion and designer pieces.
Cait's Fashion
Cait Bailey Carbone wore a Chanel coat, vintage Dior robe, and Schiaparelli dress from 2002.
Mario's Speech
Mario Carbone thanked Aby Rosen for the Seagram Building and called New York City their love story.
Benson Boone Performance
Benson Boone performed 'Beautiful Things' at the reception after his music video with Cait.
Dance Floor
Cait danced with guests including Sylvester Stallone and Dixie D'Amelio after changing outfits.
The Lobster Club
The Lobster Club, designed by Peter Marino, featured Jackson Pollock-inspired floors and guests.
Cait's Change of Clothes
Cait changed from an Elie Saab archive dress to a Chanel white iridescent dress from 2002.
The Kitchen
Guests moved to the Seagram Building's kitchen for espresso martini shots and TikTok filming.
The Next Day
Cait and Mario Carbone's wedding reception ended with a surreal feast and dance floor.
At a glance
Mario Carbone and Cait Bailey Carbone hosted a Sicilian wedding reception at New York's Seagram Building with celebrity guests and a surrealist feast.




