Many thanks to everyone who entrusted me with your wedding photography this past year. I really do love documenting weddings, and I feel privileged to have a front-row seat to one of the most important days in my clients’ lives. I hope my photographs capture even a small part of what you all felt and experienced that day. Below are a few of some of my favorite images from this past year of Kentucky weddings. Hope you enjoy, and I’m looking forward to seeing what 2012 holds. Cheers!
When Ali first contacted me, asking if we could do some photography in December, I was thrilled. It’s rare that anyone wants to brave the winter cold, and I was hoping this might present a chance to do some snow images—something I’ve always wanted to do. But, alas, it’s gonna have to wait for another year. Instead, we were greeted by a nice warm day, one more typical of October than the week before Christmas. At any rate, I had a great time hanging out with Ali and Benet, touring around Keeneland for their engagement shoot. And I’m really looking forward to their wedding this June.
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It seems like I’ve known Brittany forever, thanks to her years at Eastern Kentucky University and the campus newspaper. She’s always been a bit of a cutup, and I’ve come to regard her as a kid sister. So when she told me she was getting married and asked if I’d do the photography, I was genuinely honored. But I was also admittedly suspicious. “And just what do you have planned?” But it was all on the up-and-up: No crazy Muppets-themed wedding or anything. Just a charming affair at the White House in Richmond (she’s a loyal newspaper girl, after all). Anyway, I had a great time with Brittany and her fiance Shannon trekking around Lexington, chasing the sun and sampling some fine Parkette cuisine. I’m really looking forward to their wedding in the spring.
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CJ and Johnathan were married at the Walnut Street Baptist Church in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. After the ceremony, they were swept by trolley-car to this great old bank converted to venue hall called The Gillespie. Everybody had a great time, what with so much to do: there was a great old-school photo booth in the back, and a pair of swing dancers teaching newcomers the steps up front on the dance floor. It was great fun to watch everyone celebrate CJ and Johnathan’s wedding together. Congratulations, guys.
If you’d like to view a short slideshow of their day, just click this text.
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