Well...that's not me, but that is my photo from a wedding I shot last year.  It was Brooke + William's wedding at the Downtown Library.  Brooke said that she "had attended too many weddings that seemed exactly the same" and that they "really wanted to do something more unique."  Holly and I had the same sentiments from shooting so many weddings that we also wanted (and had) a unique wedding for ourselves. 

My favorite detail from the wedding was their programs which I talked about on my blog post. If you want to read the article online, you can read it on INK's website.

Here's a funny side note on how I found out that I was in the magazine.  I was at Kdog Photographers talking with Rachel.  An INK sales rep stopped by and gave Rachel a couple copies of the new issue.  It was a bridal issue and when thumbing through it, I saw a photo of a couple at the library dancing on the checkerboard floor.  Kdog has a photo of a couple on that checkerboard during the daytime and asked if it was their photo because it looked so familiar (plus I love their photo of that).  I then said wait, that's my photo (the photo was at night)...they are ALL my photos!  We both just started to laugh.  I was never contacted about my photos being used for the issue, but it was a happy surprise to see them.

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O.M.G....this was the best reception! I haven't seen so much high energy dancing in a long time. It twas a wonderful day...

WOW. That's how I shall start talking about this wedding and how I will end it.  Kristi + Brett are a drop dead beautiful pair.  The wedding was at The National Golf Course and it was a perfect match to this perfect couple.







Boom...pow...ping...TIMELESS!  And they are so adorable.






















I loves this shot. Not love...but LOVES IT!





Kristi gave a look to the camera and then did something else...I told her to look back at the camera because it was stunning.








If we had the pitchfork instead of the shovel, this would've been a dead on remake of the American Gothic portrait.  Brett has the dead pan face down and Kristi is even looking slightly off to the side like the painting.


And the window/roofline of the clubhouse was similar to the painting. Luvs it.





It turned out to be a beautiful day and by the time the wedding started, all golfing for the day was done. 




If you didn't think Brett had the moves, you would be dead wrong ;)






We scored a hole in one with the weather and got some great photos throughout the day.  Once people started dancing, they didn't quit.  By the time I left the party right before midnight, all I could say was WOW!

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