Last weekend I made the trip up to Knoxville for my good friend David's wedding. It was a reunion of college friends from all over the eastern United States. It was so great to see everyone again, since some I hadn't seen since we graduated from the University of Tennessee 4 years ago. David was the last one in the group to get married so now I'm not sure what will bring us all together next time.
It is strange attending a wedding as a guest after photographing so many recently. Since most of my good friends were busy being groomsmen I hung out with Molly and took a few getting ready shots.
Here is the adorable flower girl at the rehearsal dinner the evening before the wedding. This was taken with the 135 f/2. I had to wait for her to take a nap before I could get a shot of her holding mostly still. I think she had just gotten up at this point and was too sleepy to make any quick movements.
David and his groomsmen let me steal them away for a quick photo before the ceremony. We left in such a rush that we didn't even grab the jackets. It was so hot outside though, I doubt they would have humored me by wearing them anyway. =)
A closeup of the rings and their reflections on a glass table.
Of course I didn't take many pictures of the reception because we were busy "decorating" the car.
Here is one last shot I got of Molly before the ceremony. Isn't she gorgeous? David is a lucky guy!
9 comments:
Pretty bride! That shot with the 135L is sweet! Man you guys really gave that car some love & attention, lol.
Beautiful!!! Great job... you guys are getting so good!!!
Amazing work guys
you guys papering the car is awesome!!!! wow and that ring shot. mmmm.....crystal (diamond:) clear!!
Waaaiiit...you mean to tell me that you weren't the official photog for this wedding and you still made these awesome shots?!?!?! w-o-w. :-)
Love the getting ready shots and the rings. Hope all is well. later...
Erin! Great to hear from you. You are a rockstar!!! I am loving your work. Hope to see you soon.
David
Love the getting ready shots. Awesome job!
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