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brian is a marine (once a marine, always a marine... hoo-ahh) and works in public service.  he's a big, intimidating guy and when you first meet him, he comes across kind of touch.  kay is cute and little with a personality that glows as big as her smile.  you put kay next to brian and he becomes a totally different person.  his guard comes down and the way he was raised comes out, a gentleman at the core.  cut through all the seriousness of the first half of the day and you get to see the other side of kay and brian.  the laughter, the fun, the lightheartedness.  what a great couple to spend a day with.

kay and brian's backyard wedding was in the perfect location to showcase their family's close relationship.  we were extremely honored to have complete access to their home during their wedding day and were able to get a bit closer than most weddings to all of the preparations that were going on.  kay's mom made the flower-girls' dresses, grew a flowering sign for the newlyweds, and spend countless hours gardening in preparation for the wedding day.  i watched as dad finished up the final little details in the backyard, making sure everything was perfect for his daughter.

the day was here, the sun was out, the guests arrived, it was time for a wedding.  after a very personal sermon, kay and brian sealed the ceremony with a monster kiss.  after some backyard portraits, we headed to the forest hills country club for pictures and a killer reception. brian designed the cake, there was a huge candy table for the kids (and adults...), and we all rocked the night away to clutch cargo.  enjoy.

we always get the bride getting ready, but never the dad.  being there for these moments was extra special to us.

i just loved shooting this series of images.  these girls were so cute checking everyone out, commenting on all the dresses they loved and how great everyone looked.  usually it's the other way around... everyone waiting for a glimpse of the bride.

details:

hair and make up by galleria hair studio

ceremony music played by tristan string quartet

live reception music provided by clutch cargo

dress designed by oleg cassini

transportation provided by rockford charter coach

cake by patricia's patisserie

invitations by jack sprat

video shot by special moments video

floral arrangements by crimson ridge

ceremony arch by event floral

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kay & brian

June 15, 2010 wedding

brian is a marine (once a marine, always a marine… hoo-ahh) and works in public service.  he’s a big, intimidating guy and when you first meet him, he comes across kind of touch.  kay is cute and little with a personality that glows as big as her smile.  you put kay next to brian and he becomes a totally different person.  his guard comes down and the way he was raised comes out, a gentleman at the core.  cut through all the seriousness of the first half of the day and you get to see the other side of kay and brian.  the laughter, the fun, the lightheartedness.  what a great couple to spend a day with.

kay and brian’s backyard wedding was in the perfect location to showcase their family’s close relationship.  we were extremely honored to have complete access to their home during their wedding day and were able to get a bit closer than most weddings to all of the preparations that were going on.  kay’s mom made the flower-girls’ dresses, grew a flowering sign for the newlyweds, and spend countless hours gardening in preparation for the wedding day.  i watched as dad finished up the final little details in the backyard, making sure everything was perfect for his daughter.

the day was here, the sun was out, the guests arrived, it was time for a wedding.  after a very personal sermon, kay and brian sealed the ceremony with a monster kiss.  after some backyard portraits, we headed to the forest hills country club for pictures and a killer reception. brian designed the cake, there was a huge candy table for the kids (and adults…), and we all rocked the night away to clutch cargo.  enjoy.

we always get the bride getting ready, but never the dad.  being there for these moments was extra special to us.

i just loved shooting this series of images.  these girls were so cute checking everyone out, commenting on all the dresses they loved and how great everyone looked.  usually it’s the other way around… everyone waiting for a glimpse of the bride.

details:

hair and make up by galleria hair studio

ceremony music played by tristan string quartet

live reception music provided by clutch cargo

dress designed by oleg cassini

transportation provided by rockford charter coach

cake by patricia’s patisserie

invitations by jack sprat

video shot by special moments video

floral arrangements by crimson ridge

ceremony arch by event floral

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  1. Aaron/Philan – Thank you again for everything! It was a wonderful day and having you with us made it extra special, but we sort of knew that was going to happen. 🙂

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