Showing posts with label wedding photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding photography. Show all posts

9.13.2011

Jason + Jen | Pine River Ranch Wedding, Leavenworth

I don't really know where to start when describing this wedding. Jason and Jen picked the perfect location to celebrate their marriage and a love for the outdoors. Their family spends time in Leavenworth often so it was natural not to have the wedding in Seattle, but out in the country at Pine River Ranch. After all, their first date was a 14 mile hike in the Cascades!

The couple, along with friends and family, spent a year preparing for the rustic, yet, romantic big day.  From the local vintage fruit labels decorating galvanized tins of pinecones which held tiny chalkboard signs with the couples initials written on them, to their wire brownie-cake topper. Even the fish on their plates were caught by friends in Alaska, a nod to another outdoors trip upon which the couple became engaged. There was not a detail left to chance.











2.14.2011

How do you say "I Love You"?


We’ve all heard that a picture is worth a thousand words, and I’ve taken thousands of photographs or the years. I am always in awe and speechless when it comes to the love I’ve seen. I've photographed newborns, newlyweds, even those with heartache and loss. It always comes back to that simple word that means so much.

Happy Valentine’s,
xo Jen

1.14.2011

Tony & Ally | Shilshole Bay Beach Club Wedding



I was in need of a little sunshine and upbeat music today. With the weather calling for rain all weekend, even to possible flood levels, creating a video to show off a few photos from Tony & Ally's fall wedding sounded like just the ticket.
All of their laughter and love for one another, coupled with bright flowers, hit the spot. And don't you think the song was a playful twist given the bride wore some absolutely dazzling Jimmy Choo's?
Hope you enjoy!

9.28.2010

a little peek | Seattle Wedding

With all of September nearly behind us, I still have some catching up to do editing portraits and weddings. It's killing me to wait, so here's a little peek at Tony & Ally's Shilshole Bay Beach Club wedding. These photos all took place near Parsons Garden on the south side of Queen Anne. More soon!

9.16.2010

The Look Of Love | Whidbey Island Wedding



The evening began with closest family and friends enjoying French wines and scrumptious appetizers created by Dave & Dawn Noble and their fabulous team at beautiful Fireseed on Whidbey Island. These two Francophiles couldn't have chosen a more beautiful location to hold their intimate wedding. Gathered within the gardens among the hollyhocks and loved ones, the couple joined in marriage after many years of commitment.

And with "I pronounce you Groom & Groom", wine and tears of joy flowed and the fete continued. Tiffany Blue accents graced the table of vintage vessels containing flowers, French soaps, bon bon tins and pocket sized Eiffel Towers for each guest as a reminder of the enchanted evening.

I knew it would be a special event when I first met Kieran & Alan and their good friend turned wedding coordinator. No detail was overlooked, and it truly was a perfect day. Congratulations!

7.12.2010

Second Year Cotton - Alderbrook Resort Wedding

I don't know who came up with the traditional anniversary gifts, but my initial response to the second year being cotton is pretty luke warm. I'm sure when it comes down to it couples can get pretty creative. Maybe a cotton hammock you pick up on a trip to sunny Mexico? Or some sweet hight thread count sheets, that's what I'd like! I missed "cotton" as we are non-traditional and don't do gifts, and besides that quirk, in our sixth year of marriage. Next year will be #7 for me and my Mr. and the "alternate" (read: modern equivalent) is desk sets! I'm ready for an office redoux, maybe it's time to start a new tradition!



Today's post is just a sweet collage and a big Happy Anniversary to Bryan & Noelle on their second year of wedded bliss. Congratulations! They had an amazing day not too long ago out at the Alderbrook Resort, which was rated top notch  by Seattle Bride Magazine readers. Nice work guys! If you're looking for a location in Washington for your beach front wedding or reception, this is the place for your guests to get away and relax.  

6.16.2010

First Year Paper - Charming Hansville Washington Wedding

Wil & Sarah celebrated their first wedding anniversary this week. Congratulations you two! Time sure flies when you're having fun.


"Some people ask the secret to a long marriage. We take time to go to a restaurant two times a week. A little candle light, dinner, soft music, and dancing. She goes Tuesdays, I go Fridays." ~Henry Youngman

6.14.2010

Turquoise & Water - Edmonds Beach Wedding

With the sun shining and a deep blue sky, everyone in Seattle was out at the beach. It was a sign that spring was here and summer soon on its way. Obviously blessed with a gorgeous day for their wedding, the groom, Kareem, was grinning ear to ear when he finally got to see his beautiful bride draped head to toe in jewels and a rich embroidery.

Their friends worked feverously to finish bouquets and add final touches to a waterfront room at the Edmonds Senior Center where the reception would be held, while the bride's family cooked an incredible banquet of homemade food.  I couldn't begin to tell you what was on the menu, but it was absolutely delicious. Since the weather was perfect, the couple married outdoors surrounded by their loved ones then moved the party indoors for the delicious feast, dancing and to the delight of out of towners, a top notch sunset view.

3.26.2010

Brad & Christine

Last Saturday there was a break in the chilly wet weather. It came just in time for family and guests to arrive for Brad & Christine's wedding.
They had planned an intimate gathering at the Kent Memorial Park building, a quirky little place with a colorful mosaic tiled on the wall outside. It turned out to be a great backdrop for some fun photos.
Shannon Carpenter, of Beyond the Garden Gate, created a beautiful bouquet of purple tulips and pink roses for the bride and boutonierre to play up the colorful striped tie Brad wore.
It was a casual affair and the couple greeted many of their guests, not sticking to the tradition of hiding the bride away before the ceremony. Everyone was seated, and then with a glimmer of tears in her eyes, Christine was walked down the aisle by her daughter. Congratulations you guys!