Lorie and Josh are a sweet couple.  They had their GTKY session in Ocean City, NJ.  The Yankee Candle Company actually got a license from me to use their image on their candle labels.  It would be hot to walk into Bed Bath and Beyond and see one of the sections of candles with an image of Lorie and Josh on them.   It was a beautiful day for them!  Their ceremony took place at the Nativity B.V.M. Church in Philadelphia.   The reception was held at Scotland Run Golf Club in Williamstown, NJ.  I was happy because we got to ride on some golf carts again!  The James Gerard Orchestra provided the entertainment and did not seem to take a break all night.  My main man Kenneth Stillman Video was there to capture the day with me.  Her album is already in production!!!! Thanks for the awesome day Lorie and Josh…

Thank you Jay West. We always love your bridal dresses~!!

Josh brought his Harley up the night before so that we can use it when we created their images.

The specks that you see behind the party in the sky are parachutes. Their is a skydive facility behind the golf course.

Shawna was a bridesmaid at a wedding I captured in 2007.  She wanted to have her GTKY session in Sea Isle City and her parents have a house down there which was at a perfect spot.  The day we had their session was spitting rain the entire time we shot, but it just added to the ambiance.  They also brought their dogs with them for the shoot.  Anyone who knows me understands my love for pups!  I also took them to the carnival that was under construction in Sea Isle.  We had an awesome session and can’t wait until their wedding in March of 2011. 

I thought this mailbox was ridiculous, so of course we have a series of images from this

When I first met Cindy and Dan I was amped to hear they were having their wedding at The Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia.  It is such an amazingly cool place to create!  The groomsmen got ready at the Hyatt right next door.  Cindy prepared and got dressed backstage at the Seaport Museum.   After Cindy and Dan had their first meeting overlooking the Ben Franklin Bridge we shot down on the waterfront and through the ships.  Cindy is pretty hardcore when we were going up one of the ship ramps she couldn’t walk on their because of her heels and she suggested taking them off and walking on the metal spiked walkway.   We worked it out and created some beautiful imagery and the lighting was gorgeous there.  The ketubah signing took place on the stage in the Seaport Museum and was amazing as we turned on the stage spotlights to light the scene.  Outside above the museum they had their ceremony overlooking the Delaware River and Ben Franklin Bridge.    The night was awesome and The Fabulous Greaseband provided the entertainment.  One of my favorite brochachos Andy from Stomping Bread Productions was their videographer.

They had their first meet on the top deck.

Don’t sink my battleship..

This fish pendants on the glasses represented how they met and their relationship

I loved his grandma.  Had to have her put some cool shades on to show the swagger.

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