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David and Caitlin – 2nd Edition

November 19th, 2011

Yesterday’s post brought you right up to David and Caitlin’s ceremony and stopped. Today’s post gives you the ceremony and beyond. I can’t say it enough. What a great day. Thanks David and Caitlin.

I loved Caitlin’s entrance coming down the hill to the beautiful view at Serendipity in Oak Glen, CA with trusty sidekick and maid of honor clinging to the back of the golf cart.

David watching his bride-to-be walk up the aisle.

This little girl was awesome. She carefully considered each rose petal before letting go and allowing it to float down to the grass. She nearly stole the show.

But then came the real show-stopper!

Brothers don’t shake hands. Brothers gotta… kiss?

They couldn’t keep there hands off of her.

Very dapper.

It was a great day. Thank you guys for letting me be part of it.

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David and Caitlin – 1st Edition

November 19th, 2011

Here we go. There are a lot of photos to blog from David and Caitlin’s wedding. It was such a fantastic day. David and Caitlin planned a beautiful wedding complete with a party that no one wanted to leave.

Many thanks to Mike Shaw for second shooting with me. It was a pleasure!

Venue: Serendipity in Oak Glen, CA

Wedding Coordinator: Carmen Mercer

DJ: Dj K. Smith

Hair: Holly Alexander from Karen Allen Salon

Makeup: Stephanie from Camo Girl Cosmetics

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The Nix Family

November 15th, 2011

I love shooting up in Oak Glen. However, I don’t get cell phone reception up there in the hill country and it’s difficult if not impossible to find someone if there’s a miscommunication, which is exactly what happened with the Nix family. Luckily, they were all very gracious and forgiving of me for not clarifying exactly where we would meet. We found each other in the end, and still had a lot of fun shooting in the last golden light of the day up in Oak Glen.