REGISTRY REDEFINED AT SCULLY & SCULLY BY ANN LOYND IN AN ERA WHEN BRIDES can register for just about anything—from honeymoons and charitable donations to tech accessories and, of course, tableware—without leaving their homes or even putting shoes on, Scully & Scully is doubling down on individualized, in-person service. Of course, brides can register through the Park Avenue landmark without ever setting foot inside, but the one-on-one consultation and expertise offered by the retailer are proving to be invaluable resources in an increasingly digital world. As it turns out, tradition is important to today’s brides, who count on Scully & Scully’s near-85 years in the business to outfit their tables and homes in a way that will last for decades. In fact, the store’s best-selling brands also boast a longstanding heritage, like Mottahedeh and Herend Porcelain, which both date back to the early 1800s. (Herend is also one of few remaining designers that still hand-paints its pieces.) The difference is, modern brides are putting their own stamp 68 QUEST
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