Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Rich and Katelyn

I had the privelege this past weekend of capturing the marriage of Katelyn and Rich.  I have known Katelyn since she was a little girl - so when they asked me if I could do their wedding, I was thrilled! Katelyn's mom is a good friend of mine - and is even a teacher at our christian school.  Here are just a FEW of the many beautiful moments...




The bride looked absolutely stunning and I loved her subtle Christmas themed December color combinations.




The excitement of the getting ready .......




Both of the sisters....





We were able to do quite a bit of the formal family shots before the wedding with the groom tucked safely away out of sight.  I love these pictures of the bride in the sunlight - she was so sweetly walking her grandfather back into the building.








The ceremony was a small intimate gathering of mostly just family members.  It was a tender and touching ceremony.




Immediately after the ceremony we were able to capture some great shots of the bride and groom in the very last of the fading sunset light - the light was PERFECT!










This is one of my favorite images of the evening, there were huge flocks of birds flying overhead while we were shooting - and you can even see the moon in the one below!




The very intimate gathering of the bridal party - all siblings or cousins.




The entire family - and also just about the entire guest list!












I kept stealing quick shots of these two when they thought I wasn't around - - they are SO IN LOVE with each other, and it just showed in every picture that I took.  I absolutely loved watching Rich gazing so lovingly at his bride every chance he could.


The first dance.....




and the lovely cake..




......and a quick moment to relax before the grand finale!!











Congratulations to Rich and Katelyn - best wishes for many decades of happiness!!

2 comments:

Nana said...

The pictures are great. I definitely think you are ready to dabble in wedding photo's. You did a great job.

Karen said...

You did such a great job on this!! And I love the sparkler picture!