"...at the end of the day you are married, and the wedding was perfect!"
From the Bride - I remember the afternoon of the wedding pulling up to the venue and having to hide under my sister’s pashmina because guests were walking right by the car. Of course my uncle saw me and started laughing and pointing me out to other guests! Finally once we were in line to walk into the chapel, the musicians began playing the most beautiful rendition of “Concerning Hobbits” from the Lord of the Rings Soundtrack and I finally felt excited instead of just ready to get it over with. Fast forward to the reception, I was happy to see my new husband and guests having a great time. While there were plenty of hiccups in the planning process, both Alan and I had a great time with all the different people in our lives coming together and celebrating. Seeing my 80-something year old Grandma jamming to our ragtag bluegrass band was pretty heartwarming, too :) I feel like I should add a disclaimer here: I feel like there is a lot of pressure on brides to orchestrate the most perfect and flawless day. My advice is to let it go. Flowers will get knocked over, people will get drunk, someone might still be hung up on your pink wedding dress and non-diamond engagement ring and will choose your reception to remind you of this, and you may get stuck in your Spanx and nearly have to cut it off at the hotel that night, but if at the end of the day you are married, the wedding was perfect!
From the Groom - Once "Concerning Hobbits" started playing I almost choked up. Luckily both of us maintained composure through the whole ceremony (I'm an ugly crier). It was just so exciting to take my new wife's hand and walk down the aisle together after ringing the chapel bell. After Mel took some shots of the party, family and us newlyweds, we headed back to the Barn for the reception. Our families and friends did an amazing job of decorating-- my grandpa even made custom etched pine centerpieces for all of the tables. Once we arrived for the reception it moved incredibly fast. Damon, my best man, and Thomas, our mutual friend who introduced us, both had great speeches which doubled as passable stand up routines. Our friends from school also brought fiddles, guitars, banjos and mandolins for some live music out on the patio. Probably the most memorable moment of the night was when they had Erica and I to join them on the washboard and wash-tub bass for an impromptu jam session.
Thanks to all of these wonderful Austin Wedding Vendors
Ceremony Location - Chapel Dulcinea / Austin Wedding Photographers - She-N-He / Reception Location - The Barn at Bell Springs / Flowers Fifty Flowers and frantically created flower arrangements the night before the wedding by myself, my bridesmaids and matron of honor, my brother and his girlfriend, groomsman Thomas, and Alan and my mothers / Catering - TacoDeli / Wedding Cake: Crema Bakery and Café, owned and operated by the talented Jessica Forkner / Wedding dress and fluffy cape: BHLDN / Bridesmaid dresses - ModCloth / Shoes: Steve Madden (from Zappos) / Flower crown - DIYed by Bridesmaid Julia Ermlich / Makeup: done by myself (memorable moment, getting both eyeliner wings to match, which rarely happens for me. I took this as a good omen) / Rings - Specimentals on Etsy / Music - Barton Strings / Officiant - Rev. Gary Herbst.
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Elizabeth -N- Kenneth
Angela -N- Greg
The Poshes, 3 years later, almost to the day. Happy Anniversary! and a short family session.
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Angela and Greg staged a destination wedding at Vista West Ranch to celebrate each other and their family. One week before, we met up and hit a few of their favorite Austin locations for an engagement session. First on their list was Mary Street and the "Greetings from Austin" wall which is recently restored with new paint and looks better than ever! Next up was UT and the surrounding area including the "Hi, How are you" wall across the drag from campus. We hit the iconic wall trifecta with the "I love you so much" wall on South Congress. While there we toured through Hotel San Jose and Home Slice. It was clear how much these two love this city and adore each other. We made surprisingly good time crisscrossing around town, and had a great time from start to finish. So it was no surprise the following week when their wedding was equal parts sheik, easy and lovely. More on their gorgeous wedding soon!
Hennessy Family Photography session on South Congress on a cloudy Saturday morning in September. Great time!
The summertime is quiet: not a lot of commercial work going on, and in Texas, not a lot of weddings happening either. We had time to hang out and reflect on important things. This year I reflected by spending the entire summer with my boy before he started Kindergarten. We went out all day, played with our friends, and took naps together. It was perfect! Then the end of August rolls around and all of a sudden wedding season is upon us again. In the interest of getting back to work, someone recently asked me for a picture of myself in action. So I went through my virtual folder of images and kept coming across all of these images of us smiling, laughing and dancing at weddings. I realized, while I had a great summer "off," I REALLY missed my life as a wedding photographer. I put together a collection of images of Steve and I doing what we love.
Carly -N- Mike
Donna -N- Drew at the 
