The very last part of the wedding photos for Tricia and Bill- which makes me a little sad because I’ve had so much fun taking the pictures and editing them. But all good things must end, and I have lots of pictures to share with you today.

Total gorgeousness!!

The whole (big) wedding party. I just love to see brothers who are so close. Handsome devil!Beautiful bride. Simply stunning. Tricia…. rawr. That is all.  Both of you were nothing but a pleasure to work with and photograph. Thank you Tricia for the amazing and constant praise and love you send my way everyday!!

Back to the super fun beachy wedding today. Still working on the portraits so today’s installment is the reception. And what a blast THAT was!

Had this shot in my head from the minute I saw the MEN and WOMEN signs. Love it!!

Some reception details:Some shots from the first dance.Ya know I loved the shoes!The blessing.The toast from the best man. It was a great toast and moved many to tears. A little Charlie’s Angels homage.

Ok, so not only the bride had fabulous shoes. Check out her dad’s kicks. Partay.Watching the slide show..Couldn’t love Trish’s face more in the right photo. Most of the guys at the wedding are somehow football related (coaches, players, etc). So you know there was some good butt slappin going on.
It was really a great party! Stayed tuned for tomorrow’s portrait photos.

Although I got lost on the way to the wedding venue (omg, can you say freaking out!!!) , I made it barely in time to start shooting the ceremony. Barely. I was totally in panic mode, but it was all for nothing as it was all good and I got all the shots I needed.

They really couldn’t have ordered a better, more beautiful day for their beachfront wedding. Perfect blue skies, breezy and warm. And a couple SO in love, you could see it in every part of their day.

Dad did a great job giving his little girl away. I was so happy that I captured the way the bride and groom looked at eachother throughout the ceremony.Ceremony from the front. And the back. And it really does not look we were on Long Island at all, but someplace in the tropics.
Getting the ring is sometimes a tricky thing. And the kiss. Married!!! Stay tuned after the weekend for the reception and the portraits. Tons more to come…

An introduction to my next bride and groom- Tricia & Bill who I just loooooved working with! Much more on them, their friends and family in upcoming posts, but in the meantime some pictures of the bride getting her well, ‘bride on’ before the big event.

We met up at their hotel for some getting ready shots with hair and makeup. And lots of help getting it all together!

Possibly the best wedding shoes. Ever. Isn’t she a lovely, easy going bride? Just beautiful!!Two of the important things that helped us all get thru the day: Zoraida, my second shooter, and lots of double sided tape to keep everything where it’s supposed to be.  Lots more pictures to follow- ceremony tomorrow!

I’m sad that we’ve come to the last installment of this amazingly classy and sleek wedding, but have lots of fun party and detail shots to share with you today.

The beautiful bride and handsome groom.

A bunch of details from the reception which was held at the lovely Eleven Madison Park. Some friends and family to help celebrate the day. A little help from her sisters with mom looking on. Zoraida did a wonderful job as my second shooter- thanks Z! She made my work go smoothly and it was great working with her. I was torturing the mother of the bride with photos, so it was her turn to get back at me!Ring shot (at least there was not a second story balcony for them to roll off of this time, right?) and the flowers on the right are actually all the handmade ones on the cake. Amazing detail. The toasts. And the whole group.

Jessica & Ian it was such a pleasure working with you. I enjoyed your wedding so very much and I hope you love all the photos. You are wonderful and I wish you only happiness and love in your new life together.