Kate and Chris met on the theater stage. Their wedding was a fairy tale and a musical wrapped into one. Their very talented friends sang beautifully during the ceremony, and Kate’s mom serenaded the couple during the reception. Kate even surprised Chris with a touching rendition of the first song Paul McCartney wrote for wife Linda. The evening reception at Normandie Farm was filled with emotional toasts, great dancing and lots of laughter. Thank you for having me document your special day.

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Labels: weddings

What can I say about Bethany and Randall? They are a super fun couple and totally in love with each other. We had a lot of fun during this session. Savage Mill, home of the Love Life Images studio, offers some really interesting places to shoot, including a picturesque bridge (the oldest iron railroad bridge in the US) and a gritty abandoned building. Bethany and Randall were up for anything, so we got a great variety of shots outside and also inside the studio. I'm looking forward to their November wedding!

Labels: engagements

Nancy and Rob win my award for "Booking Closest to the Actual Wedding Day." But it wasn't disorganization or laziness, they genuinely took a lot of care in selecting their wedding vendors and making sure the fit was right. I'm glad they wanted me to be the photographer for their lovely wedding on the top floor of the Key Bridge Marriott, with beautiful views of the Potomac, Georgetown and the monuments. You can always count on the traditional Jewish dance, the Horah, to provide lots of fun moments, and theirs was no exception.

Nancy and Rob, congratulations on your new adventure together!

Labels: Key Bridge Marriott, weddings