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Joe and Heather

 

What an incredible time celebrating with Joe and Heather.  And who would have thought that a rainy April morning day could have turned into such a beautiful afternoon.  Which is good because I promised Heather sun!  I can’t begin to say how much fun we had with the whole group at the reception.  So much fun!  Here are a few shots of the day. 

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These next pictures are my favorites, the dress was amazing and that bouquet was out of this world!

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And I’m not kidding - right before Heather walked down the aisle, a beam of light from the majestic church broke its way through the window and followed Heather all the way down.  I just turned off my flash and let Heather and her spotlight work the magic.

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Ha! Cracks me up. This reception was a party!

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Thank you so much you two for letting us be a part of your day!  We hope you enjoy the pictures!

Comments

Unknown said…
Elliott!!! The pictures look great! You guys did an amazing job :)

Cricket
April 20, 2011 at 7:27 PM
Debbie MOB said…
Great Job!! We had fun and really enjoyed including you in the day. Yes you did bring the sun , a little late but it all worked out in the end. Thanks for hanging with us.
April 21, 2011 at 4:15 AM
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