Jill & Mike

Here is a quick look at some images from Jill and Mike's wedding last weekend at Salish Lodge. Click on any image to see it larger.

Whitney & David

After shooting 400+ weddings I thought there’s not much I haven’t seen or heard ..... until this past weekend when I had the honor of photographing the wedding of Whitney and David. Their service was at Villa Academy and their reception was at the Sunset Club.

You see, both Whitney and David’s mothers met in college and have been lifelong friends ever since. How amazing and wonderful for them that their children should find such happiness by falling in love with each other.

Everyone in the room was absolutely glowing!

I also had the chance to work alongside a great colleague, Michael Carter, of MBC video. Here are a few images from their day (click on each one to see it larger).

Sandra & Enoch

More images coming after I return from assignment next week:

Jill & Seth

When people find out that I am a professional wedding photographer they tell me what a cool job I have and how lucky I am. And they are right. But not for the reason most of them mean. They think it is pretty neat to take pictures for a living, not realizing it is also a lot of hard work and responsibility. 

What is great about my job is being able to share the emotional feelings of my clients. Every time I photograph a wedding I am reminded of my own wedding so many years ago, and how much in love my wife and I still are. When I watch my couples make their commitment to each other, I silently renew my own commitment to my wife.

That was exactly the case this past weekend when I had the pleasure of photographing the wedding of Jill and Seth at Snoqualmie Point Park and Salish Lodge. From the beautiful and personal service by Annemarie and impeccable music provided by Darrell Crystal, it was a perfect day. Jill and Seth are so much in love, and everyone there could feel it. 

Sharing these emotions every week with my clients is the real reason I have a great job.

Here are just a few moments from their day. Click on an image to see it larger.

Robbie & Merton

Most weddings I photograph are pretty large affairs with bridesmaids, groomsmen and lots of guests.

This week I was fortunate to photograph the wedding and love story of just two people, Robbie and Merton, who flew here from Kentucky to be married in Seattle before taking a honeymoon cruise.

Even though Robbie and Merton are both in their 50s, they were every bit as much in love and as romantic as any couple I have ever photographed!

Here are a few images from their special day (click on an image to see it larger):

Anna Liza & Patrick

Although there were nearly 400 people at Anna Liza & Patrick’s wedding, it felt like they were personal friends with each one of them. Anna Liza simply glowed all day and Patrick was so happy to be marrying her. The service reflected their personalities and was warm and friendly.

Thanks for making me part of your special day! Here are a few of my favorite images: