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I don’t even know where to begin to describe Raychell and Andy’s wedding. It was likely the most original (and fun) wedding I’ll attend. So rather than fail in trying to summarize the thing, I’ll just note a few of the particulars:
1. All the groomsmen wore kilts. Wool kilts. On perhaps the hottest day of the year.
2. Rather than process down the aisle in the normal fashion, the entire wedding party danced their way to the front of the church. And those in attendance went nuts.
3.  The air conditioning was apparently on the fritz in the Keene-Johnson building at Eastern Kentucky University, leaving the room sweltering hot.
4. No one seemed to care one jot and they all danced like there was no tomorrow.

Anyway, I had a great time documenting your memorable day. So thanks a lot, guys, and enjoy your adventure together.

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Ashley and Joe, both alumni of Eastern Kentucky University, put on a great wedding that brought them back to their stomping grounds on campus. Hosting their reception at the Keene Johnson building was a nice touch, although I’ll admit I’ve never seen the stately building filled with so many tipsy revelers going nuts (it’s usually the site of slightly duller things like employee benefits programs or job fairs). It made for a fun evening and a hilarious dance floor, particularly when Joe’s fraternity members circled around Ashley and then brought Joe into the fray (only to watch him slip on some spilled beverage and plunge to the ground). He bounced back up. The crowd cheered. And the show went on. Thanks for letting me document everything–and enjoy your adventure together. Special thanks on this wedding are due to Marla Marrs, the photo editor at The Eastern Progress newspaper, who assisted me in photographing the event. And also a big thanks is due to Tyler Miller, of Events by Ty, who did a fantastic job with the wedding planning and decor.

If you’d like to view Ashley and Joe’s wedding slideshow, just click this text. 

I always say that weddings at a home are the best kind, if only because there’s so much genuine personality on display. And Kelsey and Justin’s wedding at their family’s house in Nicholasville, Kentucky, only served to underscore that notion. It was just picture perfect—from the great antiques and collectibles on display at all the tables to the classic car that swept the couple away immediately after the ceremony (they returned after a short spin around the neighborhood). It was a wedding that bore Kelsey and Justin’s stamp through and through—and it was an absolute delight to be part of. I only hope I was able to capture some small slice of everything it was with my photographs. At any rate, thanks for letting me document your wedding day. And congratulations! I hope you’re enjoying the rays and waves on the coast.

I’m also trying something new with this blog post: I’m trying to refrain from posting the same images here that are in the slideshow (well, some of them at least). So if you want to see more from Kelsey and Justin’s wedding day, please view their wedding slideshow by clicking this text.

Emily and Chris were married in a beautiful ceremony at the Immanuel United Methodist Church in Lakeside Park, Kentucky. They then hopped into their limousine, which whisked them up the road for their reception at the Gardens of Park Hills. It was a great celebration, and virtually everyone hit the dance floor once the lights went down. Afterward, the wedding party crowded back into the limo for some group portraits at Devou Park. It was blazing hot, and the sun was torching everything in sight, but we found a little patch of shade that allowed for some pretty photographs. Hope you enjoy guys! And enjoy your adventure together!

If you’d like to view Emily & Chris wedding slideshow, just click this text.