Honey candles, red shoes, and warm November wind: the wedding ceremony of Lucy and Garry
Lucy is a salsa dancer who knows exactly how and when to throw her head back or lift a foot in the air.
I think the laughing and the closed eyes part comes naturally when Garry stands next to her. They are adorable together and they are also both extremely and genuinely nice people.
The day of the wedding shoot was perfect, with slightly overcast skies. Also it was windy. Normally, I’m not a huge fan of wind but I was really thrilled with the motion it created, playing with the bride’s hair in a really cool way. The only thing left for us to do was make sure Lucy was facing the wind during the shoot. For those of you worried about the groom’s hair – he was fine.
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I love Lucy’s laughter at Garry as he concentrates on looking at the camera.
I’m a big fan of wide angle shots.
The red wedding shoes were fun and I played around with surrounding colors side by side with the red shoes.
LOVE the flow of this picture. I feel that it somewhat relays the vibes that I feel when I’m around Lucy and Garry.
This picture was shot at the back of the Continental in Boston. I enjoyed putting the newlyweds as a small spot on the bottom right of a towering metallic colored background of the buildings.
Salsa! Lucy is a big salsa dancer who has lured Garry into this activity with her.
Sitting by the fireplace.
Blowing kisses.
Some more wind.
I like the random staggering in this photo and how everyone is doing something completely different.
Group shot.
Here comes the ceremony in the church.
The women sitting and standing on the right of the photo make it look like a painting to me.
More details.
View from the top, where the choir was singing some really beautiful tunes.
Honey colored candles.
Russian Orthodox ceremony. I think there were a few sore hands after the crown holding.
The happy glow.
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