Chrissy & Jeremy (updated 4/27)

I spent lots of time shooting bridal models in Vegas, but a REAL bride is a thousand times more beautiful:


Our friends Chrissy & Jeremy got married in Philly over the weekend. I was happy to be a guest and not the photographer, but it was hard not to spend the whole night shooting - everything was sooo beautiful! The very talented Mike Kerr and his assistants did an awesome job!

One shot I got during the ceremony (the guest are seated on a balcony, above me, facing the bride and groom).



And another one of them just after becoming husband and wife. I LOVE the look Jeremy has on his face here! He is thrilled to be married to such a goddess!



I designed the invitations and stationary for the wedding. Chrissy has FANTASTIC taste and awesome ideas. It was sooo great working with her during the planning. I think we were both happy with the results:









Here are some shots I took after the reception and at the after-party. Turns out I can shoot okay even after a few glasses of Pinot Grigio! (But I won't be doing it on a paying gig, tee hee)

The emerald-cut engagement ring:



Flowers and purse at the after-party bar:



Maid of Honor bouquet, modeled by the awesome Jessica:



Chrissy's stunning hair and make-up:







Philadelphia City Hall:



Walking from the reception to the hotel after-party (tell me again: why did we not take the shuttle?)



Always the shy one, I had a great time getting the residents of the city of Philadelphia (and everyone riding on this Septa bus) to cheer on the newlyweds... (Yes, I apologized the next morning - lol)



More of that fun urban photography. I love the juxstaposition of a beautiful white wedding dress on a gritty downtown street.



Only THIS awesome couple would agree to following a drunken lunatic (me) into the middle of the street, in the middle of the night, to get this shot. I was happy with the results, but I really wish I had remembered the tiny little ring adapter for my make-shift fisheye lens attachment. With a different lens, this would have been a stellar shot. I'm just glad they agreed :)