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Boyle, Marigold Wed at St. Luke’s

Wed, 12/22/2021 - 15:38
Philippe Cheng

Skye Qi Marigold and Patrick Timothy Boyle were married at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton on Dec. 11 by the Very Rev. Denis C. Brunelle. Mr. Brunelle had watched the bride grow up. Her mother, Lysbeth A. Marigold of East Hampton, and stepmother, Dianne Benson, have been involved with the church for many years, and Ms. Marigold sang in the adult choir from the age of 11.

The bride, who will keep her name, wore a cream-colored gown with pale pink sequined flowers by Needle and Thread of London. Her bouquet of pink and cream roses was from the Sag Harbor Florist. The groom wore a custom Brooks Brothers tuxedo.

The bride graduated from East Hampton High School with the class of 2013, and earned a degree in art history at Connecticut College in 2017. After three years at Sotheby’s in Manhattan, where she was the assistant to the chairman and worldwide head of sales in global fine arts, she is now working at Blackstone, a global investment firm. Mr. Boyle graduated from the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston and is a subcontractor for Google. His parents are Tim and Susan Boyle of Boston and Myrtle Beach, S.C.

The couple is honeymooning in Paris, and will continue living on the Upper East Side on their return.

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