Parisa Sabeti, Ted Zagat

Parisa Sabeti

Age: 34

Current Job: She is the director of entrepreneurship programs at the William J. Clinton Foundation. The paper then explains what the organization is… like duh. Now please explain what an apprentice mechanic does.

Education: Graduated from Brown and received a law degree from Columbia

Parents: Her father is the president of Paris Enterprises in Orlando, which develops residential properties in central Florida. (I’m sure he was thrilled that his daughter chose to get married NOW. Cough:: $$ and Cough:: Real estate)

Ted Zagat

Age: 34

Current Job: Vice president for franchise development and strategic partnerships at Univision Communications, the Spanish-language media company in New York

Education: Graduated from Harvard, from which he also received an M.B.A.

Parents: Parents are the founders and the chairman and the chairwoman of Zagat Survey in New York (OMG!) , which publishes guides to restaurants, hotels, spas, shopping and movies. (Again, DUH NY Times, we know what Zagat is. Also these people totally founded a company based on critiquing other people and then retired to Florida. <3 <3 <3)

Verdict: I love them. All-Ivy, law and business degrees, and the founder of Zagat! Win.

Read the full Times article here!

Lisa Carlton-Wilson and William Bunting

Lisa Carlton-Wilson and William Bainbridge Bunting were married Saturday at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Sun Valley, Idaho. The Rev. Kenneth H. Brannon, the church rector, performed the ceremony.

The bride, who is 44 and is known professionally as Lisa Wilson, is the founder of In-Site Communications, an investor relations firm in New York. She graduated from New York University.

She is the daughter of Diane S. Carlton and Alan R. Carlton of Washington, N.J.

Until 2006, the bridegroom, 50, was a partner in Thomas Weisel Partners, an investment banking firm in San Francisco. He was also a managing partner of one of its investment funds. He graduated from Stanford and received an M.B.A. from Harvard.

He is the son of Phoebe H. Bunting of Kansas City, Mo., and the late Henry S. Bunting.

The bride’s first marriage ended in divorce, as did the bridegroom’s previous two marriages.

Pegeen Molloy and Michael Costa

Pegeen Elizabeth Molloy and Michael R. Costa were married Saturday by Mayor Elizabeth N. Feld of Larchmont, N.Y., who officiated at the Larchmont Yacht Club.

Mrs. Costa, 45, was until last May a senior vice president for marketing and communications at Guy Carpenter & Company in New York, the reinsurance brokerage group of the Marsh & McLennan Companies. She graduated from Fordham.

She is a daughter of Joan and Joseph Molloy of Yonkers. Her father retired as a vice president for private client services at Bear Stearns in New York. Her mother retired as a special-education teacher at St. Dominic’s School in Blauvelt, N.Y.

Mr. Costa, 50, was until September a managing director for mergers and acquisitions at Merrill Lynch in New York. He graduated magna cum laude from Colgate and received a law degree from Harvard. He is a trustee of Dean College in Franklin, Mass. His previous marriage ended in divorce.

The bridegroom, who legally changed his surname, is the son of Lucy and Leonard J. Costagliola of Ridge, N.Y. His mother retired from Chase Manhattan Bank in New York, where she worked with private banking clients. His father, a member of the International Typographical Union No. 6, retired as a printer at Waldon Press in New York.

Tatyana Daniels, James Beldock

Tatyana Daniels and James G. Beldock were married Friday in New York. Rabbi Jay H. Moses officiated at the Harvard Club.

Mrs. Beldock, 33, is an associate at Technology Partners, a venture capital firm; she works in California, in both the Palo Alto and Mill Valley offices. She graduated with honors from Carnegie Mellon University and received an M.B.A. from Harvard. She is the daughter of Rita Daniels of Princeton Junction, N.J., and the late Alexander Daniels, who lived in Lawrenceville, N.J.

Mr. Beldock, 34, is the president and the chief executive of ShotSpotter, a company in Mountain View, Calif., that installs sensors to detect gunfire in cities. He graduated cum laude from Yale. His previous marriage ended in divorce. He is the son of Lucy Beldock and Donald Beldock of New York.

Dana Stern, Marc Gibber

Dana Stern, Marc Gibber
(Everything Jewish gets highlighted in blue!!)

Dana Alexandra Stern and Dr. Marc Jason Gibber are to be married Sunday at the Grand Hyatt New York. Dr. Norman Lamm, a rabbi and the chancellor of Yeshiva University, will officiate.

The bride, 22, will be taking her husband’s name. She is in her senior year at Harvard, where she is studying government.

She is a daughter of Trudy Stern and Stanley B. Stern of Lawrence, N.Y. Her father is a managing director and the head of technology investment banking at Oppenheimer & Company, the Manhattan investment bank. He is the regional president of Norpac, a pro-Israel lobby based in Englewood, N.J. Her mother is a founder and partner at the Brooklyn law firm Stern, Bryk & Hoffman. She is also on the board of directors of Amit, a women’s organization that raises money for education and social services for children in Israel.

Dr. Gibber, 28, is a first-year resident in otorhinolaryngology at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx. He graduated from Yeshiva University and received his medical degree from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

He is a son of Debbie Gibber and Elliot P. Gibber of Manhattan. His mother is on the boards of the Yeshiva University Museum and of the Children’s Galleries for Jewish Culture, both in Manhattan. His father is the founder and the chief executive of Deb-El Food Products, a company that makes powdered, frozen and liquid eggs, in Elizabeth, N.J. He is also a senior vice president of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, also based in Manhattan.