Wedding Venues
We have shot many weddings at beautiful places. A bride and groom can choose to have their wedding in a church, outdoors, in a hall, etc.
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Let’s raise our glasses to the bride and groom…
During the reception a toast is often give by those that are closest to the bride and groom.
read moreGarter Toss!
In the old days, a bride’s clothing was often seen as a good luck charm and many guests would try to get a piece of what the bride was wearing. Now the tradition has changed and the bride wears a garter. The garter is then removed from the bride’s leg by her husband and tossed into a sea of men. The man to catch the garter is “next to be married”.
It’s a fun tradition and it is fun to see the guys get competitive in order to catch the garter.
Brothers for life…
A groom can choose to have his best buds with him on his wedding day. The groomsmen often have a laid back approach to getting ready for the big day.
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If you like it, put a ring on it!
It is said that wedding rings are circular because it represents eternity and it is never ending (just like the love between a husband and wife).
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But first, let me take a selfie…
Selfies are a growing trend and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. I recently read a statistic that said “millennials are expected to take 25,700 selfies throughout their lives.
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The newlyweds grand exit!
A couple walks away from their wedding reception hand in hand as a family. The wedding process is so amazing to experience.
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Can’t keep true love apart
It’s a long standing tradition for the bride and groom not to see each other before the ceremony on their wedding day. But when two people love each other so much, sometimes it can be hard to keep them apart.
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Momma’s Boy
A mother sometimes can be reluctant to hand over their baby boys to his bride. The love of a mother for her children is one of the strongest bonds there are.
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We’ve got money honey…
The money dance is a tradition that is rooted in many different cultures. It most popularly symbolizes the wedding guests giving money to the newly married couple so that they can have a financially positive start in exchange for a dance.
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