Scot Brian Coughlin and David Kenneth Kesselman were married Nov. 7 at the Women’s National Republican Club in New York. Cyril K. Bedford, a retired civil court housing judge in New York, officiated. On Nov. 4 the couple took part in a ceremony at the same location, led by John Van Ness Philip, a friend of the couple.
Mr. Coughlin (left), 58, and Mr. Kesselman, 64, own Roman Thomas, the New York furniture company
Mr. Coughlin graduated from the Parsons School of Design in its architecture program. He also owns a planning and consulting firm in New York that bears his name. He is also a member of the programs and exhibitions committee of the Hill-Stead Museum and advisory member to the Building Expansion Committee of the Farmington Historical Society, both in Farmington, Conn. He is a son of the late Joyce E. Coughlin and the late Delbert L. Coughlin who lived in Bellevue, Wash.
Mr. Kesselman graduated cum laude from Boston University. He is a son of the late Edith M. Kesselman and the late William Kesselman, who lived in Highland Park, N.J.
The couple met in 1994 at a New York restaurant.
