The wedding dress is always something we enjoy shooting on wedding day.
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Won’t it be fun to sneak out during your reception? A few minutes alone in crazy beautiful light can make for some unforgettable images.
Bright orange marigolds often make an appearance in traditional Indian wedding celebrations.
It’s among my favorite moments to capture: finally the bride and groom can relax into one other’s arms.
We were so lucky that the break in the rain lasted exactly the time allotted for photos outside.
What a tragedy that the Viewpoint Inn won’t be available for weddings in 2012. Who know about the future, though. Perhaps some wonderful person will rescue it from the ashes and restore it to its’ former beauty.
When John and I are shooting together, we jokingly refer to this moment as “the hand-off”.
Grace’s bouquet included a collar of vivid green orchids surrounding a tight cluster of blood red calla lilies. Sculptural and beautiful.
This photo is among my very favorite getting-ready photos of all time. Adrian is a beauty, inside and out.
The cupped English rose bouts matched perfectly with this groomsman’s custom pink bow tie.
You’d never know from the photo that it was about a million degrees. Grace looks cool as a cucumber while she awaits her groom.
After the flurry of the wedding, a little private party can be fun for the bride and groom and their wedding party.
Usually John Valls takes responsibility for making a portrait of the groom. However, that day I was the one who seemed to make Jason laugh the most. See more of Tai and Jason’s beautiful West Linn wedding and reception at the Foundry, visit our blog, Aisle Style.
Could there be anywhere better for celebrating the New Year than beside the one you love?