Chris put his talented skills as an illustrator onto a pint glass party favor - a rendition of a photo from our engagement session!
For about 10 minutes nobody breathed as we hijacked the bride's dress about 100 yards out to the barn in a snowstorm.
Yes, that's a Steeler's garter.
When we contacted the owners to let us shoot at the barn they thought we were a little crazy
Bridget's sister crafted this cake, rolling thousands of sugar balls.
Natty Boh (3rd from left) and friends
Post-dollar dance mayhem
Thanks all for a great day.
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3 comments:
Ian, It was a beautiful day and you took full advantage of it with your camera. These pictures are perfect. Thank you for everything! Shooting in the barn was definately not a crazy thing to do! Chris
Ian, You took some of the most gorgeous pictures I have ever seen. I cannot wait to see the rest of them. I know you had a hard time keeping up, saw you running a few times for some of the photos. The snow and your keen eye will make this one wedding we will never forget. Thank you so much for everything.
Kathy Duran
Ian, It's clear that Bridget and Chris had the right photographer. Your shot selection caught the style and mood of the event and gave us visual memories that will last forever. Thanks for a job well done. Jerry Gaida
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