I started the day off with Rose getting ready in American City. Here are a few detail shots, with the beautiful dress and shoes shown off in a fun way. Every wedding I try and do something a little different with these details. Couple's spend a lot of time getting these wardrobes together- so it's important to capture them on camera. But it's pretty easy to take a plain picture of a wedding dress. I challenge myself to take a regular room, and make something especially artistic out of these moments.
I also realize that I've been neglectful in posting more candid moments on this blog. While artistic shots with great light are great to put up online- these candid moments are what really tell the story of the day. I like to hang back a bit and let things happen on their own- and these types of shots are actually my favorite. Quick glances, a shared moment, a heroic struggle to get into that perfect dress ;). These are moments well worth remembering. Here are a few of Rose and her bridesmaids getting ready.
Nathan and Rose-Marie got married in the Scott's Seafood Restaurant pavilion, a tented area with some great golden light and a view out over the harbor.
We took advantage of a great sunset to take a little walk and capture some more great images. What a beautiful couple!
The evening ended with dancing
And of course the bouquet and garter toss. Here's a funny moment that I captured too. What good is all the love, and other emotions on the wedding day without a little humor?
Congratulations to a fantastic couple! I wish you the very best.
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