I have been wanting to blog this wedding for awhile now and finally had a moment to put it all together. I have fun at all the weddings I get the opportunity to photograph, but this wedding was particularly special because it was my nephew’s wedding. It was an emotional day for me and I managed to hold back several tears, tears of joy. I was 16 when Josh was born and I spent so much time with him when he was young, what am I saying, he’s still young, but when he was a child I spent as much time with him as I could, even though there were miles between us. When I met Gretchen, several years ago, I knew she was a good fit for Josh. She is kind, loving, caring, tolerant, and has a great sense of humor, and the two of them together compliment each other very well. I am very fortunate to have her as my new niece and welcome her to the family with open, loving arms. I tried to narrow this blog post down as much as possible, there are so many photos I really wanted to post, but I was worried that it would be too lengthy. If anyone is interested in viewing more photos, please contact me and I can pass along the information to the gallery.
Heather getting to see her lovely daughter for the first time before the ceremony.
Waiting for the first look.
Gretchen waiting to walk down the isle with her dad.
Here comes the bride!
You may now kiss your bride!
Gretchen’s little brother, Wyatt congratulating her after the ceremony.
A few more romantics and wedding party photos.
Beatles crosswalk reenactment for fun.
Looks like we picked up a new bridal party member.
Wyatt loves his sister. Candid moment here.
Grand entrance and first dance.
Oh boy, cake!
I can’t help but giggle when I see this series of photos. You know a cake smash is about to go down.
Time for toasts.
Gretchen’s little sister got up to share some fun stories and her happiness for her sister and Josh.
Father of the groom, also my brother.
Father daughter, mother son dance.
..and, mother daughter dance.
My Yellow Richshaw totally rocked the reception. I highly recommend them for any event. Sorry for all the black and white photos, I just love the look for these.
