Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Elese+Corey: Tidal Basin Vow Renewal

A couple weeks ago I received an email from Elese. She and her husband Corey were getting ready to celebrate their 10th anniversary and wanted a photographer to cover their vow renewal ceremony at the Tidal Basin. There was NO DOUBT in my mind that I wanted to be there. There weren't any guests, just her, her husband, and a minister (Terry who was awesome by the way). That's pretty much a photographers dream! Not that guests aren't awesome, they are very entertaining and provide for some of the best and most emotion packed photography you can get, but there's something so sweet, so personal and intimate, about it being just the two of them, and I jumped at the chance. Plus, I got an hour and a half of portraits with them where you usually get 30 minutes on a wedding day, so yea, it was awesome.

We met bright and early next to the Jefferson Memorial and it really couldn't have been a more beautiful day. There was a perfect little breeze that would float through every couple minutes and the sky was spotless of clouds. I'm so so happy I had the chance to meet this amazing couple. We had a great time and got some beautiful images. Congrats on 10 years Elese and Corey!!





8 comments:

  1. The portraits are so lovely. Beautiful.

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  2. Love the second and third shot!! Beautiful bride!

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  3. Awww 10 years! I'm a sucker for romance ;-)

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  4. Oh this is so sweet! What a totally romantic ceremony!!!

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  5. Gorgeous Bride + Groom portraits! Such a great wedding!

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  6. She looks so cute! Nice wedding pics!! I bet they will loveeeeeeee these

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  7. Simple but elegant, I really like the shot with the groom facing away and the bride looking at the camera. No trouble with the park police at the monument?

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  8. @geoff...we had a photo permit for the shots around the jefferson, once we got up there though we just had to be stealth lol. we saw one cop and waited for him to get distracted and went for it. it was so crowded that we didnt have any trouble

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