There are so many things to write about Jayne and Chuck’s wedding…..like how we did portraits in the backyard of the home they plan to spend the rest of their lives in, or how their dog Marley decided to join us for photos of their bridal party, or Jayne’s awesome dance moves, or just the amazing amount of love they have for each other.
There are so many great stories from Jayne and Chuck’s wedding that we always wind up bringing them up when we meet with prospective couples. So many funny/beautiful/interesting things happened that its hard not to talk about. We cannot thank Jayne and Chuck enough for letting us document their wedding.
Whoa. Just whoa. This is amazing, you guys KILLED it
Absolutely brilliant photos! You covered the day so so well. Love the shots of the b&g on the swing together – lovely moments.
These are gorgeous. I love those dancing shots, she’s flying!
So many wonderful moments / the dance shots are out of this world – amazing bokeh too! Really awesome job
Stunning works guys, those first dance shots are incredible.
Stunning work.. Lovin’ the B&W boat portrait and all the epic dancing!
beautiful tones and very good story telling
I love just the carefree feel of this post, just the build of the wedding day, watching them get ready is really lovely. The first dance photos are to die for!
I am completely smitten with these two (OMG her face when they see each other…and that dog….oh my)but I’m also in love with the two of you. This is such beautiful work you guys!
Love the first look! Very beautiful dance floor pics!
That first look is something else! And the portraits are amazing! The reception images are perfection.
AMAZING. I especially love the shots from the reception! So much fun!
So cool to do photos at their house! They are such a cool couple, love their first look and dancing photos!
I am dying at the dog shots and all these crazy dance moves. You guys knocked this one out of the park!
Great stuff. Love the shot by the boat.
As usual, you capture so much energy and vitality and color!
More impressive it the amazing set of portraits you captured in that backyard. I don’t think most people would have found such varied and lovely ways to capture two people with a boat, or on a swinging chair, or even with a fence behind them. No huge architectural marvel, no expansive manicured park, just two people and a beautiful little neighborhood.