Megan’s Vera Wang gown suited her and her wedding day perfectly. We’ll be sharing more from Megan and Mark’s wedding in the near future! @verawanggang @meganmmueller @markjw
Zach and Ann had a perfectly simple wedding in a grove this morning. Their first minute of marriage.
Hold her close.
It’s important to remember that wedding photography is so much more than styled details and posed portraits.
@jakebashton getting ready at home before he puts a ring on @kathleeneb
Self portrait on a wedding day.
Blake and Amy showed me a gorgeous spot in the hills of southern Oklahoma. Goes to show you that there are patches of beautiful terrain in our state. You just have to look for them...far away from OKC.
-to life!
Josh
Katie and I were married 9 years ago this August. Since then we've photographed a lot of amazing weddings, remembering a little piece of each of them and tucking it away for our "re-wedding". Someday, when our sons are old enough to participate, we'll renew our vows in style. Our wedding was short and sweet. One of those "drop the gift, grab some cake, we'll see ya" kinda deal. It was a really fun day, but weddings are so much more intentional now. Intentional has to be the word I'd use to describe Brad & Sherree's wedding. With help from Gibson Events; they had a meaningful and light-hearted party with all their friends and family. They just happenend to have a surprise ceremony right in the middle of it.
The day started with the normal wedding prep routine for the bride and groom. We shot all their beautiful details at the Colcord Hotel; these two have impeccable style! ( Sherree's dress by BHLDN) Meanwhile, the guests arrived to the OKC Muesum of Art rooftop under the impression Brad & Sherree had already done their vows at the courthouse and they were coming for a reception in celebration of the couple. There was a band, cakes from Cuppies and Joe, food and drink. Not to mention the OKCMOA rooftoop is one of the best spots in the city at sunset. Meanwhile, Brad and Sherree were sharing an intimate meal at the Colcord with their immediate family and closest friends. We shot a few portraits downtown as we strolled to the Musuem. When the couple arrived they were introduced with applause and toasts. After some greetings, just after sunset, Sheree donned a veil and the crowd instinctually formed an aisle. Under lights and before the city skyline they exchanged vows, prayed and were married then and there.
Everyone cried. It was awesome.
More celebration ensued. Sherree sang a song to Brad. Fireworks on the skyline highlighted the last dance. Off they went in a perfect Mustang convertible. It was different, but not for the sake of just being different. It was absolutely "them".
Intentionality. Filed under re-wedding.
-to life
J
A beautiful bride in a really, really ugly room.
Ran across this shot of Taylor from last year. So fierce.
What a wonderful couple! We had a lot of laughs. Shane is a fellow sailor, so Julie had to endure all kinds of sailing conversation during our shoot. Sorry Julie. I truly hope to stay connected with them. I'll be posting their super cool wedding one of these days. Stay tuned for that.
Working on a post from Shane and Julie’s engagements and longing for Spring.
We photographed Brian and Mandy's wedding a couple years ago. We are big fans of everyone in their family. They're thoughtful, kind people. I was honored to spend some more time with Brian, Mandy and little Max. He's quite the chip off of Brian's block! [blogshow id=4b69 player=0 autoplay=0 toolbar=1]
We have moved into album design season around here. I'm working on a design concept for Davis and Mackenci and their families and thought I'd share a few from their wedding. They worked with Kimber Hall of Blueberry Hill Events to put together an amazing wedding in downtown OKC.
Colin and Mary. What a good day!
