A few weeks ago, Danny Clark and I photographed Aichell and Christopher's wedding at The Gallery.  It was beautiful and we had a really good time working with both of them.  Aichell and Chris and I had a great time a while back doing their engagement portraits as well.  Anyway, here are a few of my favorites.  Danny is going to be putting some of his faves up on his blog as well.

I loved the little message they put on her dress

Admiring her awesome dress and pre-nuptial HOTness

almost time to walk

Showtime!

Then, of course, it was time to celebrate.  I love this one of her dance with her Father.

I love a fun reception.  It is so great to see someone surrounded by friends and everyone is just having the best time.

The band was great, everyone danced and Aichell and Chris just looked like they were having the best time.  They snuck away for a few minutes to eat some dinner and we did some ring shots.  This one is my favorite.  Danny has another one that he likes the best.  You'll have to go see his blog to check out his favorites.

Then the bride and groom had a dance.  The falling petals were a nice touch.

A little portrait of the couple

Don't you just love this little gift someone gave her!

Aichell, I hope that you enjoyed your sneak peek and thanks for picking us to do your wedding! 

Recently, I have decided to start doing weddings with my friend, Danny Clark. We are only going to be doing a select number of them each year so we can really focus on making each one as special as it should be. We're excited about it! We're shooting Tamieka & Mario's wedding in November. Saturday they came in for an engagement session. I'll be using the images to create a printed program for their ceremony. They were so easy to photograph and are so sweet with each other. They were hugging and kissing and laughing...ah, LOVE!

I recently asked Steven is we could get married again. He looked at me kind of awaiting the punch line or the no not really laugh. When he realized that it was a serious question he said, "ok, at the 10 year mark". Yeah! Too bad that's 5 years away...Well, there will be so much to do that I better get to planning! :)