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We had such a great time at Tanya and John's wedding last night! When all was said and done, it was one of the funnest weddings we've had the pleasure of shooting. The dance mix, chosen by the couple themselves, was by far the best I've EVER heard at a wedding, including my own (which I had a hand in!).
Stay tuned for more from this wedding. We're going to be launching a new product here in a few weeks that features photos, audio, and more.
Thanks again Tanya and John, and congrats!!!
The man with the camera is the Father of the Bride. Along with his camera, I counted at least 5 pro to semi-pro camera's floating around during the day, not counting the two of mine. Technically, when hired to be the sole photographer at any event, I should be upset about such a #. However, I learned some time ago that it can be a ton of fun shooting with everyone. I thought it was a blast. See if you can count how many camera's are in this post!
The officiant was such a great lady. So much fun to photograph. You could really tell that she loves her job!
I had a great time shooting Jessica and Christopher's wedding this past Saturday. The drive from Lancaster to Richmond would have seemed long except for the beautiful weather AND the fact that the couple had to come from Ohio. Events were held in a huge gorgeous garden that left us all tearing from emotions and allergies.
Congrats you guys, and we wish you all the best!
One year ago today, it was my immense pleasure to be married to my lovely wife, Sarah. Having seen one to many chick flicks while growing up, whenever I used to think about getting married, I'd always imagined the pivotal moment when, after exchanging vows, I'd look into my girls tear-filled eyes and feel all the happiness one sees in every Disney movie. However, in my case, that wasn't exactly how it happened. At our wedding, it was MY eyes that were tear-filled... Sarah was the very picture of composure, while I seriously struggled to remain composed. It's surprising, covering as many weddings as we do, how often that's the case. For those of you about to be married, and those planning this giant step, be prepared. People always say that it's the happiest day of your life, but it will very seriously surprise you how true that is. I know it was true for me.
Happy Anniversary Sarah!
(Photo by our good friend and photographer Sean Flanigan)
This past weekend was the wedding of Ellen and Theo. Myself, and our second shooter, Mustafah Abdulaziz, traveled down to DC to document the two-day event. We had a blast shooting their big day, as well as the traditional Ghanaian ceremony Friday night. Congratulations you guys!
It's a late night again... I'm up watching Babel and working on editing from our last Engagement Session. While browsing some photos from this winter I came across the above photo, taken at a wedding last month. I have to admit that I'm really stoked for wedding season to start this weekend. Winter has gone by quickly, but at the same time, it's allowed quite a few concepts and ideas to germinate, all of which I'm excited to try out over this next year. Be on the lookout for new work in a few days!
