One of the greatest aspects of being a wedding photographer is having the opportunity to see how two people's personalities meld with tradition. No wedding is ever the same! White dresses, centerpieces, rings...all these things are a given at any particular wedding. It's the little details - the handmade gown, the funky hand-picked placesettings, and the specially crafted wedding bands - that make each wedding so unique. We had the honor of being at Laima and Damon's wedding this month, and were delighted at how much work and thought went into all the little details. The couple's personalities (both individual and as a couple) came through, and we were excited to be able to capture it all on film. Head over to our Facebook page (click here) to see more images from this fantastically Retro wedding!
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Showing posts with label Pueblo wedding photography. Show all posts
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Retro Fun!
One of the greatest aspects of being a wedding photographer is having the opportunity to see how two people's personalities meld with tradition. No wedding is ever the same! White dresses, centerpieces, rings...all these things are a given at any particular wedding. It's the little details - the handmade gown, the funky hand-picked placesettings, and the specially crafted wedding bands - that make each wedding so unique. We had the honor of being at Laima and Damon's wedding this month, and were delighted at how much work and thought went into all the little details. The couple's personalities (both individual and as a couple) came through, and we were excited to be able to capture it all on film. Head over to our Facebook page (click here) to see more images from this fantastically Retro wedding!
Sunday, June 7, 2009
The Morlock-Wodiuk Wedding
You can't ask for much more than a beautiful (if slightly breezy) summer day by the Riverwalk in Pueblo. This weekend, we were honored to attend the wedding reception of Jessica and Travis. After taking some fun family shots, we stole the two of them away for a half-hour and took some gorgeous portraits. The sun was just setting and its was a perfect 75 degrees outside. We spent a little while getting photos of the couple and of the bride, looking beautiful in a satin knee-length gown, by herself. This allowed them to have a grand re-entrance into the Gold Dust Saloon, where friends and family had gathered for dinner and drinks. (A note to brides everywhere - being there to meet and greet is nice, but making a "grand entrance" is priceless!)
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