Rowena & Jay

On August 18th, Devon & I photographed Rowena & Jay. The ceremony was held at The Mill at Spring Lake. This was my 6th time photographing at The Mill, and it was beginning to feel like my very own backyard. Here are a few favorites from the day.

Dana & Jerry

dana was stunning and possibly the most laid back, mellow bride we've had the pleasure of spending the day with in a while! last night was another kickin' party too, this time under a beautiful tent at the hyatt regency hotel in old greenwich, CT. some of the highlights of the day were sharing the dance floor with katie couric (a friend of the family), witnessing the junior bridesmaids bust a move on the floor, experiencing some authentic italian dance, and hearing jerry's dad sing a gorgeous opera song after dinner.



check out her moves!

on our way out at the end of the night, jerry grabbed devon for a quick snapshot.

Let's Get it Started!

talk about a fantastic reception! these guys got the party started in a major way at the westchester country club in rye, ny. the band, CTO, was **amazing**, truly the best we've seen in a while. the place was beautiful and we were fortunate to have PERFECT light during our quick portrait session on the golf course. this weekend was a special treat for us because we got to shoot this wedding and sunday's wedding with our favorite videographer richard avvento, from avventoweddings. congrats to kristin and michael for a great wedding!

Sabrina & Max

Last Saturday we shot Max and Sabrina, who got ready at the W Hotel in Midtown and married at Peter White Studios in Chelsea. They were extremely enjoyable to photograph and between Max's straw cowboy hat and meat-packing district glamour-urban-grunge we came up with some fabulous (if I do say so myself) shots. Peter White Studios was a gorgeous location and we were sad to hear that the location may soon fall prey to corporate nine to fivers.






After looking through the following images, we couldn't decide which to choose. We took one out and put it back in. We took another out and put it back in. Another came out and we put it back in. In the end, ego won. No, editing won. No, ego won. No, editing won. No, ego won.