Showing posts with label Bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bride. Show all posts

Monday, July 11, 2011

John & Jade. May 19th 2011

Well I have been slacking again. At least I'm only two months behind now.
Anyway, I was lucky to be asked to photograph the wedding of Jade and her fiance John. It was a great wedding at The Chantilly Mansion and a beautiful ceremony. Thanks to John and Jade, I had the chance to be a part of it.
Father of the bride.



The First Kiss.
Another First Kiss?






Tuesday, September 15, 2009

My friends Ryan and Britt tied the knot and they asked me to take some pictures of the day for them. I said yes. Because I said yes you get to she pictures of their day. They had the ceremony at a friends house and it was beautiful . Very understated and very elegant. I am happy I got to be a part of it.

Sometimes you have to stop and pet the dogs.



The aisle. I think this is really cool.
I haven't done many weddings but this is still near the
top of my list for coolest cakes.








Ah the food.

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

More Trout please

Here you will find my second to last installment of pics from my sisters wedding. (She had a reception here in Utah full of pictures. I will get to it so settle down.)

If you were there, (which you weren't cause I didn't see you and I was there the whole time taking pictures and your not in any of them) you would know, that it was about 36,000 degrees and upwards of 340% humidity. The wedding party rose to the occasion and weathered the heat storm with no ill effects. (This was no small feat. Several on lookers had to be escorted to the shade by a special team of Marines that I just made up as none of that actually happened, but it was hot.)

But I digress, it was hot and my sister still pulled of "beautiful" without a hitch. Enjoy these pics with my apologize for the text you just had to read. It has been a long day and I have am tired.

Flower Girl




Normally I will prosecute this amount of cheese-balliness to the fullest extent of the law, but,
with Jeremy looking on it made for a good pic.





Again a lil' cheese-balling was worth it.


Heading down the Isle.



This is called kissing. I have heard good things.






Now this is a truly rare sight. My parents pretending to be chickens.


First dance


Jeremy wasn't about to take his eyes off the food just to look at the camera.