April 20, 2013

Congratulations to Erin (Booger) and Dustin (Lump)!

Glencoe Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Cake was made by Diane Anderson
The Officiant of the Ceremony was Michael Ingram 
Catering and Decorations was provided by Alexander's The Great Events

Joel Price was Pamella Vann Photography's assistant shooter, at this wedding. 

It was a beautiful spring day. Slightly chilly that morning.
Getting into a bridal dress, without getting your make up or hair messed up, is always a challenge. My step stool, that I use to get a taller angel in pictures, came in handy for the task. 

This was such a neat bridal room. It has pictures of all the brides, from years past, hanging on the wall. I will definitely be sending them one of Erin to add to the collection.

Such a Beautiful Bride!

Groom getting ready

The groom and the groomsmen all wore chocolate brown colored tuxes. 

Erin and Dustin's First Look at each other, on their wedding day. 

A really nice silhouette shot taken by Joel. 

We decided to go and take pictures at the Glencoe Duck Pond, which is just across the street from the church. They also brought this awesome old truck as a prop. 

Erin and Dustin brought their pets, Angus (the baby goat) and Smitty (the dog), along for some pictures. I will probably never again, in my career, take another wedding shot with a goat and a dog. It was perfect! :)

Smitty was great about posing for us.

The Bride and her Bridemaids

The Groom and his Groomsmen

And the Entire Bunch

The prayer before the Ceremony begins

This is one of my favorite candid moments of ALL times, so far. :)

The Walk down the aisle.

The Ceremony

The Rings
First Kiss

Large Group Shot of Family and Close Friends

These pictures make me hungry! 

And the food tastes as good as it looks. 

Red Velvet cake bites. I think I could have eaten ALL of these things. OH MY GOSH! They were amazing!

Decorations The Cutting of the Cake Isn't this the CUTEST cake topper!

These girls weren't playing. 

The rings

Little known fact about Erin. She like to be barefooted. She even walked down the aisle without her shoes.

The get away car

Off to Live Happily Ever After

Weddings usually take 6-8 weeks to edit, but I like to give my bride and groom something to enjoy, during that time. This is not , by far, all of the images. It is just a small portion of all of the images, that is used to tell the love story of their day.

Thank You Erin and Dustin for letting Joel and I capture the memories of your big day for you. It was such an joy and honor to be your wedding photographer and I wish you all the joy, love and happiness that marriage can bring.