Having grown up together, it’s understandable that Shawn and Maria have a very large group of family and friends, people who love and support them and have been cheering them on each step of the way. They chose to have their public ceremony at The Cork Factory in Reading, PA.
Lee Ann + Steven got married on the Fourth of July at the beautiful Shawnee Inn at Golf Resort in front of a gorgeous group of very patriotically dressed friends and family. Naturally, such a warm and loving couple wanted their guests to feel included in their ceremony.
Freedom to Marry is the campaign to win marriage equality nationwide. Inspired by their love story too, they did a profile on Nikki + Sue and their wish for a marriage without an asterisk.
Cori and Todd chose to use an elaborate chemical reaction as their unity ritual to demonstrate the transformation of their relationship in their wedding ceremon
As Lisa and Dan prepared for their wedding day, they were determined to use their ceremony as a tool to honor their relationships with their five children.
Karissa is a woman blessed with so many loving relationships in her life, and in her wedding ceremony she wanted to honor them.
Bringing a sweetheart home for the first time is a big deal no matter where you are from. When your home is Hawaii and your intended is from any other place, chances are that something delightful is about to happen.
Last fall I had the luck of being assigned a space next to photographer Laura Billingham at a meet and greet, we found ourselves stuck on the topic of kissing and it made sense to interview her for my blog series devoted to the topic.
Susie Forrester is a celebrated fine art photographer based out of Stroudsburg, PA in the Pocono Mountains. She does wedding, event and portrait photography.
I recently had the pleasure of officiating the symbol-rich and perfectly-appointed wedding of Raha + Adam at Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center of the Performing Arts. An inter-faith couple, Raha wanted to incorporate some of the most meaningful elements from her family’s Iranian tradition.
Most people recognize this part–the kiss–as the end of the ceremony. Crossing this threshold of life together, the couple kisses, the crowd cheers and claps, cue some awesome uplifting song and the glowing couple exits.
My favorite movie growing up was The Sound of Music. The main love story made me hopeful in my own future romantic endeavours.