My very first wedding.
Well, of course, this is my first wedding as a photographer, that is! I have thousands of photos to rummage through, but these are a few that caught my eye. I'll share more later!
Well, of course, this is my first wedding as a photographer, that is! I have thousands of photos to rummage through, but these are a few that caught my eye. I'll share more later!
But only until Wednesday! I just wanted to let everyone know, because I know some of you are standing by. The kits will be for sale on Wednesday night at midnight, EST. I am still awaiting a package of goodies to include in the kits, so hopefully tomorrow I will have a picture of the kits for you to see as well as a price.
I hope you all had a good weekend! I spent most of mine working on the kits, but I also had a lot of fun celebrating the marriage of a good friend.
It was one of those perfect weddings with a perfect bride and groom. I don't know the groom too well, but all anyone could say was how great he is at everything, how popular he is, how handsome he is. And I know Sarah is a beautiful, practically perfect girl.
The church was beautiful, and I appreciated the historic aspect of the location. It was the Presbyterian church in Canton where president McKinley worshiped when he was alive.
It was a little unreal seeing my friends from highschool with their children. Phil and I received a few "When are you having children?" questions. Gotta love those.
Sarah wanted to have a picnic style reception where everyone brought a covered dish. The pavilion where their reception was didn't allow covered dish parties, as they keep a contract with a catering business. But it was still very laid back and fun.
Sarah's brother, Ben, always seemed to be surrounded by girls. He's not completely a ladies man, but it was funny that my camera always seemed to catch him surrounded by skirts.
Next weekend I shoot my very first wedding as a professional photographer! I'm pretty excited, and very nervous. If you all have any tips, I'd so love to hear them! And I'm not quite sure what I should wear. All black? Something comfortable, yet professional. Anybody…?
Oh, and before the night was over, Phil and I managed to snag a dashboard shot… although unfortunately it turned out blurry and my face is all scrunchy on one side… heee!
I give you only pictures and a few words. The wedding was totally and absolutely fabulous. They were married at the Cleveland Palace theater, and in between the ceremony and reception, Arthur Murray Studios gave a dance lesson on stage. The theater was amazingly beautiful, and I can't wait to see what the photographers did with the event! I took 245 pictures, and here are just a few….