I was gone last week to shoot a friends wedding in New Hampshire. So lovely my friends are. Creative, considerate, spiritual, intentional. Their wedding was beautiful and meaningful and sweet and gorgeous. But before we got to that we got to relax a bit the night before at the rehearsal dinner. Those are always so fun…so...
in the middle of…ummm….shall we say a challenging morning? The stars aligned, Owen stopped not cooperating, Reagan glanced my way, Monte dropped his ball and we got this beauty of a family photo!Of course this is after I’d nearly devoured Reagan in all her perfect, delicious plumpness. yum yum yum
I gigantic heart Sarah and David. I triple quadruple luvvved their wedding. It was sooo them. From the formals shot in the machine shop, the ceremony with readings from every family member, homemade ice cream sandwiches and a whip cream cake, the first dance to “Flight of the Conchords” and a thumbprint guest book. And...
Mostly…except that Gracie wasn’t really soooo into photos. I think it’s kind of nice to know that, don’t you? Because lots of times it’s not always as easy as it looks. And you can still get images that melt you…like Henry whispering a secret. Now that’s good stuff.
Sarah and David’s friends and family were primed for the photobooth. There wasn’t much I had to do except sit back and enjoy what they brought to me!
Weddings are your one day….but to get there it’s months (okay, sometimes years) of planning. The obvious things like a stunning gown and beautiful flowers, delicious food and the perfect dessert. But then there are the subtle personal touches…socks, votives, place cards. Signature cocktails, cupcake flags, themes, styles. Erica had some spectacular help from Katy...
Ah June…July was so busy it’s like I hardly remember that there was June and that I did summer things in June. Like visit my nieces in Dallas. And we did summer things…like slip and slide, and grilling, and swim meets and craft projects, we made popsicles and played Blokus and sloshed around in the...
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