You can’t beat a good walk around the monuments can you? Jennifer & Dan were such great subjects this morning during our walk around the very warm Washington DC monuments (amongst all of our visiting tourists). I hope you like this little sneak peek!
Stay tuned for Jennifer & Dan’s full post with some great images from this mornings shoot.
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Ah if only we had, had the gorgeous Saturday weather at this humid Sunday wending. No matter. We rocked it out regardless! Here is a quick sneak peek of Patrice & Drew’s wedding overlooking the Capitol building. And on another note; any couple that invites spider-man onto their wedding cake is just alright with me.
For Wedding Photography in the DC Area; www.goslingphotography.com.
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An incredible resource for local gay and allied couples is So You’re EnGAYged. Kelly & Lara (and occasionally others) post daily with fantastic tips, advice and stories on engagements and weddings concerning gay and allied couples. Everyone should go check out their site and my recent “Real Wedding” feature on their blog showcasing Brock and Gary’s wonderful wedding celebration at the Westin Grand Hotel here in Washington, DC.
Take a look at the post right here; http://www.soyoureengayged.com/real-weddings/gay-wedding-washington-dc-brock-and-gary/.
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Yay!
I am Wedding Wire Rated for 2010!
Thanks to all my wonderful clients!
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About a month ago I photographed the incredible wedding celebration of Erinn & Ryan in both Washington, DC and Arlington, VA. This wedding however was a little different to most as Erinn & Ryan desperately wanted monument shots included in their bridal party portraits and with it being the 3rd of July there were 25 times as many tourists as there normally are and those annoying metal barricades that us DC people are used to being in our way whenever there is a major event in town. So, to say that I was a little worried about those things and also the DC Park Police being a little more investigative that normal would be a bit of an understatement. My worries though were completely unnecessary as we were able to move about freely and get all the shots we wanted. It was however a little difficult to make sure tourists were not in the shots at times, but we came through in flying colours! And yes people there is a ‘U’ in that word, get used to it.
The monument bridal party portraits were preceded by a wonderful ceremony at the beautiful Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Georgetown (did you know President John F. Kennedy worshiped here when he was a Senator and lived in Georgetown – see picture below of plaque outside the church). A quick limo ride followed and we were over at the Washington Monument and the Kennedy Center for our portrait shots. We then headed over to the Top of the Town in Rosslyn, Arlington, VA where the entire party rocked the night away!
It was a long day but it was an amazing one. And a special thanks has to go out to Emily Dionne of Emily Dionne Events & Nuptials. Without her running the show it would not have been as smooth as it would have been!
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Erinn & Ryan’s awesome vendors;
Planner/Coordinator – Emily Dionne Events & Nuptials
Ceremony/Reception/Caterer – Top of the Town
Bakery – The Cakery
DJ – Ross Anderson of Chris Laich DJ’s
Flowers – FiFi Flowers
Ceremony – Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Limo – Chariots for Hire
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For more information on wedding photography in the Washington DC area and beyond; www.goslingphotography.com.
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