Showing posts with label Easton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easton. Show all posts

Thursday, March 1, 2012

Bank Street Annex Wedding Reception In Easton

Ashley and Tony's February wedding in Easton was filled with sweetness, sassiness and surprises.  Ashley surprised Tony (a State Trooper) with a hidden toy pistol but not before he placed handcuffs on his new bride as they walked down the aisle together at the end of the ceremony. Here are a few images from their day.



Ashley's daughter was the adorable flower girl who proclaimed "Mommy you look like a princess!"






After a brief stop at The State Theater we walked down the block to The Bank Street Annex.
Tony was the artful dodger and escaped with only a minor frosting.









“Well, that’s what life is — this collection of extraordinarily ordinary moments. We just need to pay attention to them all. Wake up and pay attention to how beautiful it all is... Somewhat dramatic things happen, and you don't always even notice them — that's what life is." -- Alexander Payne, Director of the movie The Descendants.  As NPR's Susan Stanberg noted in her interview of Payne, "Those moments, unless you write them down or photograph them, drift off and away. They just go by." 

This is why I love photography.


Officiant:  Rev. Joseph Grasser
Reception: The Bank Street Annex Thanks Kerry!!!
Hair: Sculpt Studio of Hair- Thanks Nikki and Susan!!!


Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Indoor Engagement Photo Session in Easton

Making snow angels outdoors isn't the only engagement photo session option you have in the winter.  Going indoors can be just as fun when you collaborate with a fun and playful couple like Jenna and Anthony who brought along some loaded nerf guns for some "Mr. and Mrs. Smith"-type fun.







Sunday, November 13, 2011

Easton: Engagement Session in the Autumn

Rebecca and Mike are getting married next June, and took advantage of the complimentary engagement session I offer couples who book their wedding photography with me before December 31st.  It was a wonderful opportunity to get to know this sweet couple before their wedding day.
When I was in second grade my older sister told me that you could tell adults were really in love if they were caught sharing an ice cream milkshake together.
We found one of Rebecca's favorite trees, a weeping willow.

Thursday, November 10, 2011

October Engagement Session

An old English proverb says that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. James turned the tables and proposed to his sweetheart at their favorite restaurant. He had a special menu printed just for Nicole: at the very bottom, he popped the question!  I can't wait to see what they'll dream up for their wedding at the Hotel Bethlehem next year!