Can I brag for a moment?? Really, seriously, for sure? Because these pictures from Sarah K. Chen are kinda stupid gorgeous. There was something about this wedding- no doubt brought on by the couple themselves and their love- that is truly, uniquely, gorgeous. It filled your heart with warm, your face with smiles, and your brain with love. Looking at these photos makes me remember every special detail about Cynthia and Ron. And not even just their wedding: them. As people. As friends. As husband and wife. Wow.
You may remember a few of my own photos from there day, all the way back here. Yep. Sarah’s a better photographer than me. Shocking, huh?
You may also remember that this was the FIRST [of a handful] wedding that I had the honor of complimenting my services with floral design for. Just LOOK at my girl strut her stuff right here! Legs for DAYS! [You do know that I'm talking about the bouquet, right? Bouquet= my girl; ribbon= legs]. What? I take my job personally! :)
It’s like the can-can!
We can this one, above, the “modern-day must-have”.
1 part Ronthia:
…not to be out done:
And here, below, is the thing about getting married at a historic estate: you get images like this. Timeless. Classic. I can’t find the words to describe how this makes me feel, but I want to see it framed on a heritage table at a wedding twenty years from now…
This was my “centerpiece B”- the one we had less of, the one with less pomp/circumstance. I can’t wait to get more pics from Sarah because if this darling looks superb, than my other little darlings must as well!
[I absolutely adore this stolen moment. It's like a page ripped from someone's diary- Cynthia glancing back at her man while she "should" be paying attention to their special song. If you ask me, she's doing exactly what she should be doing!]
Some “magic hour moments” that Sarah pulled them away for:
Um yah about that… totally worth it!
Separate but equal, these next two:
And, to wrap it all up, some fun pre-ceremony shots of the gang!
This picture is deliciously “quiet”. It makes me realize the enormity of marriage.
Hey, good lookin’:
Love it. Sigh… I really do see the world through rose-colored glasses [this is a premonition of new things to come- I'm writing my NEW bio for my NEW website]. But I see the world that way, because for me… it IS that way. That’s because of you. I’m so blessed.
xoxo,
A.
