Tami and Dan celebrated their wedding at the beautiful Gardens at Ray Eden in Louisville, Kentucky. And I gotta say it was one of the loveliest events that I’ve had the pleasure of documenting. It was a great family affair, one that included not only their immediate families but also their airborne brethren (both Tami and Dan are pilots). And the party-crashing planes marked the occasion with several low-flying passes that had everybody giddy and gazing skyward just as the couple were exchanging their vows. I can’t say I’ve ever witnessed anything like it. And it just reinforced the sense that something pretty amazing had just happened.
If you’d like to view Tami & Dan’s wedding slideshow, just CLICK THIS LINK and then hit the play button in the lower left corner on the slideshow player.
It’s always a pleasure photographing personal friends, even if it ratchets up the pressure a tad. I had gotten to know Kris through the student newspaper at Eastern Kentucky University, and he had become my most trusted source for anything web or technology related. So when he mentioned last year that he was marrying his girlfriend, Breanne, I was hoping I could use photography to return all the favors and advice he’s given my over the years. Alas, they’re getting married in Washington, D.C., which pretty much eliminated me from providing their wedding photography. But I was happy to hear they wanted some engagement photographs. We trekked around Lexington, Kentucky, hitting all the usual spots and a few more (all while trying to dodge all the other wedding and engagement photographers out there). At any rate, hope you guys enjoy. And have fun on your adventure together.
Jamie and Rick were married at the beautiful Berry Hill Mansion in Frankfort, Kentucky, overlooking the capitol building. It was a splendid wedding, held on the grounds outside the mansion. Mid-ceremony, the couple released a handful of butterflies, most of which took to the sky. One butterfly, however, descended upon the open seat that had been left for Jamie’s father, who passed away just shortly before the wedding. And there the butterfly sat for the rest of the ceremony. It was a moving tribute from the little guy.
You can see the couple’s wedding slideshow by CLICKING HERE.
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