Happy Monday! I hope you all had an awesome weekend! Even with a wedding and two engagement sessions in this recap, I managed to have Saturday off! Saturdays off at all are rare for wedding vendors, especially during peak wedding season. It was nice having a day off to spend with friends and unwind a bit. This week on the blog is going to be awesome - lots of beautiful photos coming up! Tomorrow on the blog - Tony and Dana's...
The perfect wedding day is a myth, there is no such thing. Something will inevitably go wrong, whether big or small. Sometimes that thing is a very loud sound check for an outdoor concert a stone's throw away from where you're getting married that starts right as your ceremony begins. What is perfect is when you just roll with it, laugh it off, and accept it as your story of the beginning of your forever and nothing can get you down. That's exactly what...
Friday night's session out on the water on Kent Island with Tim and Rachel was so much fun. I met some of their family, a very alive and very not thrilled crab, their pup Earl, and these two in person for the first time! We had the most amazing sunset I've probably ever photographed. Our time together was an absolute blast and I'm sad that I won't have them in front of my lens again for almost a year! I...
Happy Monday! This weekend was amazing! Friday night I met Tim and Rachel across the bay bridge for their engagement session. They had gone crabbing earlier in the day so we had a live crab and some cooked ones to play around with (and they sent me home with some for dinner!), their awesome pup Earl made it in a few shots and we had the most amazing sunset. Saturday was Lauren + Mike's wedding at Pier 5 Hotel in...
On today's edition of "Brea, you're getting old" - my best friend's little sister's engagement session. I've known Kelly since she was a preteen, and by the time they get married next year, I'll be able to say I've known her for half of her life. Which is crazy. Back when we first met the gap in our ages seemed enormous. I was entering college, and Kelly was in middle school. Now, it's like the age gap is non-existent. Funny how...