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me and my weddings eh!
eeek I think I should have put a high bandwidth warning on this should I?
:roflI have NO idea what it is with myself and 'skin' but it's there, near always :scratch anyhoot, our latest escapade found us in an area we only half knew, with the coolest limo driver - awesome guy (who didn't allow us to get lost or have the knee slap fight getting lost) and a super hot sky day, which was absolutely crap - they should seriously ban weddings in summer in this country, if it aint the flies, the light is an absolute harsh cow
Anyway, this was a freebie on their story alone. We do this now and then. they wanted to elope and had their massive overseas trip planned and were going to marry in Italy. Well, the Priest planning on marrying them decided he would tell her aunty rather than her that he wouldn't do it as her FH wasn't a catholic - you can imagine how that went down!! This lady definitely wanted a catholic ceremony, it had to be. So poor things had to cough up the dough for the overseas trip of a lifetime AND a wedding for 100. Lots of upset along the way and both have pretty heavy skin conditions. What was the hardest part of this story for me was actually the unknown disabled sister. Such a sad story of a young life in hardship from 18 years on and many tears were shed with the editing. The highlight, apart from the great people, was also the Irish priest - wow, he was wild! lol
Would not have charged a penny from that moment on, regardless, so glad it was a freebie in the first place :thumb
the Bride and her 'baby'
he was looking in another one, but this is the nicer one of her
:roflI have NO idea what it is with myself and 'skin' but it's there, near always :scratch anyhoot, our latest escapade found us in an area we only half knew, with the coolest limo driver - awesome guy (who didn't allow us to get lost or have the knee slap fight getting lost) and a super hot sky day, which was absolutely crap - they should seriously ban weddings in summer in this country, if it aint the flies, the light is an absolute harsh cow
Anyway, this was a freebie on their story alone. We do this now and then. they wanted to elope and had their massive overseas trip planned and were going to marry in Italy. Well, the Priest planning on marrying them decided he would tell her aunty rather than her that he wouldn't do it as her FH wasn't a catholic - you can imagine how that went down!! This lady definitely wanted a catholic ceremony, it had to be. So poor things had to cough up the dough for the overseas trip of a lifetime AND a wedding for 100. Lots of upset along the way and both have pretty heavy skin conditions. What was the hardest part of this story for me was actually the unknown disabled sister. Such a sad story of a young life in hardship from 18 years on and many tears were shed with the editing. The highlight, apart from the great people, was also the Irish priest - wow, he was wild! lol
Would not have charged a penny from that moment on, regardless, so glad it was a freebie in the first place :thumb
the Bride and her 'baby'
he was looking in another one, but this is the nicer one of her
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Yours are more in the "wedding photojournalism" style and I really prefer that yo what I have done in the past. You have a lot of unscripted moments here that the couple will probably cherish for a long time. I really like seeing 'real' expressions on subjects faces rather than what they produce when the are told to say 'cheese'!
The expressions of the guys in the last shot trying to catch the garter are priceless! Well done all around and thanks for posting these.
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Thanks a lot, Travis
did she take a bite out of that mike?-
neat photos-
Well done, I'm so glad you shared these (and would love to see more!)
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Probably why I love the candids so much from this wedding - got them out of the pose mode muhaha!
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