
I just wanted to quickly post the guestbook we did for the wedding we are currently working on, Katie & Jeremiah. I never got a chance to blog their engagement session because we did the shoot & album all really fast before Christmas and sadly, sometimes there's just not enough time to post everything.















If you don't know that much about our guestbooks, they are a GREAT thing to do with your engagement photos -- I mean seriously what else are you going to do with all those cute photos of yourself!? So here's the deal, we layout all of your favorites and leave a good amount of white space because that's where the guests sign. We can make lines so that they just sign their name OR we can leave it blank so that they can write a message. It's totally up to you. Email us if you are interested in making a guestbook with your engagement photos and would like more info!
Enjoy!
This is my favorite, favorite picture from their shoot. I just love the way she is looking at him! We used it on the cover and on an inside page and I just wanted to display it big here too ;)

Katie chose a navy blue leather for her guestbook which was a 6x9 in size --- her wedding colors were navy and silver -- very appropriate, I think, for a winter wedding!

This would be the inside cover on the left and the first page on the right.

Pages 2 & 3

4 & 5

6 & 7

8 & 9

10 & 11

12 & 13

14 & 15

16 & 17

18 & 19

20 & 21

22

And here's a little Sneak Peek from what we're working on now! :)

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I love photography and here is one reason why. If you haven't seen this yet, click play, this is just amazing... This is an Oren Lavie "Her Morning Elegance" video made with still photographs --- aprox 3225 of them --- shot by Israeli Photographer Eyal Landesman. The video was nominated for a Grammy for Best Short Form Music Video... So cool!
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It's really hard to believe that it's been 1 week and 1 day since we posted Brigitte's wedding - sorry, we've been a little bad on blogging this month.






































This wedding is one of our favorite weddings of the whole year -- it was also the last wedding we shot in 2009. We left for Jamaica the day after this wedding, so it was a wild, but a great way to end 2009.
One of the funniest things was that we saw Mary & Dave in the airport at 6 am the next morning as they were leaving for their honeymoon AND they were on our return flight coming home!
Anyway, Mary & Dave got married at beautiful venue, Whitestone Inn in Kingston, TN. Even though it was barely 20 degrees that day, it was still a great day and a great place to shoot. And, while a 20 degree day could be a challenge, Mary & Dave were total troopers --- and so was their wedding party. Thanks guys!! We had a great time with all of you!!
Ok, lots of pictures to get to. We normally start off with the ladies but I thought we'd switch it up a bit. Here is Dave getting ready, which probably took all of 3 minutes... Guys don't know how easy they have it!

Because the girls on the other hand take a bit longer :)


Mary & Dave had a huge wedding party! This is half of them!

Mary & Dave decided to see each other before the ceremony, which was great for us because we had plenty of light to work with (it get's dark at about 5:30 for anyone planning a wedding after Daylight Saving Time ends). Here is their first look.


What do you do with 20 young, energetic people?

Love this kind of groomsmen shot :)

If you haven't seen them, check out Mary & Dave's engagement photos, it was definitely one of our favorite sessions of the year. Love her super-happy, content, look in the one below.

The bridesmaids were freezing at this point!


It was great when it came time to do Mary & Dave by themselves because we had a good 45 mins planned into the schedule. It was awesome because we actually had time to go down to this spot and best of all they weren't thinking about wanting to be at the reception. That's another reason it's sometimes good to see each other -- so you can enjoy this little time together and focus on each other, not wonder if everyone is waiting for you... So Dan spotted this great location---he always find THE BEST places! I have THE BEST husband!

Gosh I love their looks! Look at Mary's face on the left!

super cute...ok I'll stop talking...







l just think Dave's face is hysterical in this one, especially since we didn't tell him to make that face or anything.

This is the girls' praying before the ceremony -- the hands are Mary & her mom.




This is that special moment when they opened the doors to the sanctuary and she sees Dave and you can see the water in her eyes -- aaaah!






The groomsmen did this during the reception:

First dance...

...followed by a very well executed performance by Mary & the bridesmaids. Mary started off lip-syncing Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas" and then the BMs followed in --- it looked totally professional, may already be a YouTube hit and I don't even know it!

Dave's groom's cake. As you may have been able to see from his wrapped car, Dave is obsessed with hot rods.

Mary's sister Pua was hilarious! She was leading the party the whole day.

Cute.

Mary & Dave had our favorite DJ - his name is Jim Ogle, you can find him here.

The End! Congrats Mary & Dave! Thanks so much for having us!! xo

Mary Price says:
These are all absolutely FABULOUS!! I'm slightly biased because I love everyone in the pictures... but still... we hired the BEST photographers! :)
linds says:
this is one of my favorite wedding shots! i love the night ones and the reception ones!
Macy McNabb says:
Love the bubbles!
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