Photographing Kali & Paul’s wedding was super special to me. Not only did I get to hang out with some of my favorite clients – the Gebhardt family, but I got to be a part of a truly magical union of two families. Tears were shed, love was everywhere.
Vivian, Hugo and I left for Austin on Friday afternoon to make it in time for the rehearsal dinner. Kali & Paul surprised me with some awesome Gnome presents. They really were awesome, that’s my embarrassed/feeling so loved loved/trying not to cry, but failing face.
Wedding day came and it was gorgeous. The ceremony & reception location looked out on to the lake with a killer blue sky. Smile Hugo, smile.
That’s one tall groomsman.
Hugo testing lighting on Vivie. She’s electric.
And me, I’m just adorable. I know, I know.
Both of us.
What face is this? This is the “OMG I just dropped the cake topper and broke it and the bride saw it all” face. WHAT!!!!!! O that’s right. In an attempt to photograph the cake uniquely, I spun it around and the topper – which was sitting on top of a spinning pedestal went flying and the little piece of glass that was on it shattered. Right in front of the bride who happened to be waiting for the cake cutting. I scooped it up and adjusted it, but this is the face that I made and Hugo caught it. Thanks for that Hugo. I will always remember the day I shouldn’t have spun the cake around!
In case you are wondering if Kali freaked, she didn’t. And I promptly found her another one and sent it to her! YAY for finding toppers on the internet that are no longer available in stores!
Hugo dodging out of the way.
Shaking it during the reception.
The bubble exit. I’m happy.
I’m bubbled right in the eyeball.
