Showing posts with label NJ Photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NJ Photographer. Show all posts

Monday, January 5, 2015

Danielle and Richard at The Palace


Continuing with my greatest hits of 2014, I present Danielle and Richard's perfectly purple September wedding.  Danielle flawlessly coordinated a mix of glitzy shimmer and regal elegance.  They had a sweet and lighthearted ceremony at St. Mary's Chapel in Middletown and then we were off to The Palace in Somerset for a grand reception.  No detail was overlooked and no dance move was held back! What a party! And check out Richard's custom cigar bar.
 










Saturday, September 20, 2014

Classic Spring Lake Wedding- NJ Wedding Photographer


Amanda and Jeffrey at Spring Lake Bath & Tennis
Amanda and Jeffrey planned a flawlessly pretty and casual Spring Lake wedding this past June. The color palette was fresh and clean.  The bridesmaids donned seasonal pink peony bouquets and crisp navy dresses.  The gents went casual in nantucket red and navy- a refreshing shift away from khaki.  After a beautiful ceremony at St. Catherines, we headed to the park and the beach for portraits. And, of course, we couldn't pass that Spring Lake rescue boat without taking a few shots. The night continued with a packed dance floor and some lively toasts- so much to photograph!























Monday, September 1, 2014

Barn Wedding at the Raritan Inn

I met Andi and Marc a few years back when I photographed her sister, Meghan's wedding.  So when I got the call that Andi and Marc were tying the knot, I was thrilled.  We had a fun engagement shoot last summer at their alma mater, Lehigh.  This past May, they finally got hitched at the charming Raritan Inn in Long Valley, NJ. This B&B venue is surrounded by meadows and features and rustic barn that serves at the party space.  The ceremony was held is an intimate clearing, surrounded by woods and a babbling brook.  Andi chose a colorful mix of spring colors for the wedding day- pinks, oranges, and yellows. The dinner tent was full of handmade touches, and the adjoining lawn was busy with lawn games. So fun!