Congrats L&B! | Snohomish Wedding Photography

I have not seen a more graceful bride this season than my lovely bride, Lisa. Despite choosing one of the (historically) warmest months that the Pacific Northwest has to offer for her wedding, Mother Nature had other plans for Lisa and Brendan’s big day. Drizzly, gray and humid was on the menu and there wasn’t much anyone could do to change it. Thankfully, we were able to sneak in all of the formal photos outside prior to the mini-deluge, but the ceremony was moved inside at the last minute.

Didn’t faze Lisa. She was more excited at the prospect of marrying the man she loved than upset at the change of location. Great girl you have there, Brendan. The one part of the day that did go according to plan was their first dance. Much practice and many lessons later and they NAILED it. Bravo, newlyweds! Enjoy your sneak peek!!

Congratulations A&L!

After a 4.5 hour drive home from my family vacation, two 2.5 hour ferry waits (really? a 2.5 hour wait at 10PM on a Saturday night??), and a 4.5 hour drive back to my family vacation, Luke and Annamarie said their ‘I do’s’ at The Inn at Port Hadlock on the western peninsula. The weather was perfect, the bride radiant and the groom long-suffering for all of our shots.

At the very end of the evening, Annamarie requested some fun and funky images of her friends. We started with a jump shot of 6 people and ended up with a jump shot that included every. single. person. left at the party. It was a blast! Enjoy the peek!

The groom is wearing pink underwear!

My assistant, the lovely Dawn, screeched at me over the walky-talkies.

I love a bridal party with a sense of humor. Last Saturday I was at was a Tazer Valley Farm (BEAUTIFUL location, highest recommendation) and it was a treat being that the bridal party was up for anything and full of sass. They did just about anything I asked including jumping, a cheerleader pyramid and runway walking.

As for the ceremony, it was full of emotion, tears and one heck of a smoochfest at the end. The reception was full of barbecue, a candy buffet and some heartfelt toasts. All in all, I would have to say that the day was  a success (complete with a lovely sunset). The entire experience is nicely rounded out with their lovely photos. Enjoy!