Jennifer & Ed
After hunting around the church, I found this spot for the dress. I always tell people that light makes the image-- everything around the dress is less than ideal, but with the right light, nothing else matters!
I had a few minutes with the bride alone before the ceremony and again I found some beautiful light coming in the church windows-- the bride's reflection was an added bonus!
I wanted a matching image of Ed, but I just couldn't do the reflection again, so I tried something a little different.
I really love Good Shephard Catholic Church-- they are incredible when it comes to photography and allow me to stand behind a pew near the altar-- where I have an amazing view of the bride and groom.
Not everyone was so into the ceremony-- the ringbearer was a little less than enthused.
Again, back at my window, we did a few portraits of the bride and groom before we headed outside.
I have shot at Good Shephard lots of times, but this was the first time I discovered this wall-- a new favorite location!
Once we got over to the Tallahassee Women's Club at Los Robles, we had a few extra minutes of portraits-- with the couple's awesome car!

One of the biggest reasons I love the Women's Club is the light coming through all the windows. It really adds to the mood of the couple's first dance.
Of course, they added their own drama as well.
The incredible double chocolate creation by Katie's Cakes and Catering! Really... I know I say it a lot, but she ROCKS!
And the less than nice cake cutting...
This was definitely a first for me... the entire party launched into re-enactments of the movie Footloose when the song came on!
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Ceremony Location: Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Reception Location: Tallahassee Women's Club
Cake: Katie's Cakes and Catering
Catering: Magenta Catering
Florist: Bella Flora
Labels: Bella Flora, Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Katie's Cakes, magenta catering, Tallahassee Women's Club


















Its always amusing to me to see how many girls have to help get a bride into a gown!
A slightly different take on a ring shot.
Robyn and Ty were married underneath a chuppah made by Ty and the father of the bride using the bride's grandmother's tablecloth.
With the chairs set up in a circle, all of their friends and family stood close for the ceremony.
They were showered with rose petals as they came back down the aisle.
With the ceremony at sunset, I had to use some interesting lighting techniques for the bride and groom's portraits.
I love the alumni center-- its so open feeling, especially with the high vaulted ceilings!

The hora-
The awesome cake by the Cake Shop:
I love this-- two dive for the garter, two run away and others stand and watch.
Acme Rythmn and Blues did a great job keeping the dance floor packed all night.