I cannot WAIT to share more images from Jill & Tom’s Cinco de Mayo wedding. There was a garden, a mansion, a margarita bar, and a photobooth – a recipe for A.M.AAAAAAA.Z.I.N.G. wedding photos. Here are just a few to hold ya over!
Jo and Ady had a wedding day much like how I imagine mine would be if I ever decided to get married. They flew over from the UK, combined their nuptials with their first-ever trip to NYC, and spent their special day with just their favorite people. No frills, no fuss, just love and the greatest city in the world at their disposal. And they couldn’t have ended up with better weather, either! It was the feel-good kind of day that made you wanna skip down the street singing (or wait, is that just me?).
They had a beautiful ceremony at the Ladies Pavillion, followed by a couple hours’ worth of photos around Central Park, and ending with dinner overlooking Columbus Circle at the Mandarin Oriental. Such a great day for such a great couple :D
Congrats, Jo and Ady!
I’ve spent the past 10 days hanging out in the desert, which I think explains the lack of posts recently. I promise I’ll be back this week with a wedding-related update!
But for now, here’s one from Arizona – the view of my backyard:
About five minutes before Tricia & Tom’s engagement shoot, it started to rain. But with the Williamsburg Bridge beckoning, we couldn’t *NOT* cross it as planned (you know me and bridges!).
And so we frolicked across the bridge in the rain, umbrellas in hand (yup, I had my umbrella in one hand and camera in the other!), and had ourselves a blast. Tricia and Tom didn’t even seem to be bothered by the weather, which made this engagement session so much fun. Check out these super-cute shots we got!
Jo and Ady came over from the UK to get married in Central Park. They could not have been gifted with a more perfect day for their wedding. Here’s one shot from today (more to come soon!):
