I plan to start sharing more of my recent wedding work. Here is a small preview for now.
{ Second shot for Nadine Photography - www.nadinestudio.com }
Showing posts with label documentary wedding photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentary wedding photography. Show all posts
Shefali & John-Paul | Clos LaChance Winery Wedding
Shefali and J-P's wedding was amazing. Okay, that is already a huge understatement, but the energy was so high from the very beginning to the end. Good energy and human interaction, for me as a documentary wedding photographer, is what makes a wedding day so pleasant to capture. Spirits were high, and add that in with Shef and J-P's already amazing chemistry, and we've got a recipe for amazing images.
Bonus highlights of the day - The Bharat ceremony entrance included a bagpiper (for J-P's Scottish roots), J-P and his groomsmen had to dance to Single Ladies to earn his shoes back (Joota Chupai), and the crazy dancing at the reception!
See Shef and J-P's wedding portraits in my previous blog post here!
Enjoy!
Bonus highlights of the day - The Bharat ceremony entrance included a bagpiper (for J-P's Scottish roots), J-P and his groomsmen had to dance to Single Ladies to earn his shoes back (Joota Chupai), and the crazy dancing at the reception!
See Shef and J-P's wedding portraits in my previous blog post here!
Enjoy!
























Karen & Ajay, Married. | The Swan Club in Roslyn, New York Wedding Photographer
Almost a year ago, Karen contacted me
telling me that she had always been a fan of my photography on Flickr
and if I would be willing to travel to New York to come photograph
her wedding. Needless to say, I was stoked. I haven't been to the
east coast since I was a little girl on a family trip traveling via
one of those Asian tour buses. For the remainder of the year up until
it was time for me to hop onto the plane to meet Karen and Ajay for
the first time, we kept in contact, and they even whipped up a little
“Things to See In New York” list for me.
Karen and Ajay are such a sweet couple.
They got married at the beautiful Swan Club in Roslyn, New York.
Beautiful as the venue and the day was, you can't beat moments like
when Ajay's mother choked up during her speech, Karen listening to
her maid of honor recall their memories together and shyly brushing
her hair out of her beaming face, and when all the kids gathered
together on the dance floor to watch a slideshow of Karen and Ajay
that the cute couple made themselves. It was so endearing, and one of
my favorite moments of the wedding.
I can't wait to see these two again in
the future!
























A Wedding in Twelve Classic Moments. Black and White.
I wanted to try something different for this wedding blog post. For Jina and David's wedding, I wanted to show it in just a few, classic and timeless images. Shot with my friend Erich Chen Photography.




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