Joe & Stefanie held their wedding ceremony at the grand Stanford Memorial Church, and they hosted their reception at Dyker Beach Golf Course on the other side of the continent a week later in order to include all of their friends & family. Flying to New York marked my first destination wedding trip of 2016 and I’m super excited to be back to share these photos! [ read more … ]

Another sweet couple of mine got married at the historic San Francisco City Hall! I should say this is not my first time meeting with some of Soha’s family, because some of them were there when Kushal flew in from London last fall and surprised Soha with a ring and his lifelong promise — yes, the epic Palace of Fine Arts proposal! It still is one of my fav so far! I was so happy to see some familiar faces during their ceremony and was very honored to be able to tell their love story again, with my cameras! [ read more … ]

Shooting a grand wedding at San Francisco City Hall is every photographer’s dream! Thanks to Christian and Sonia, we can now cross it off of our bucket list 🙂

It was an overcast day, but the rain didn’t stop the love!! Before their wedding ceremony, I got a few funny candid photos in the rain with a flipped umbrella when stepping out of the WorldMark SF, and then at the end of the night we got a few romantic photos outside City Hall, in the rain, right before their send-off in a Yellow Cab. [ read more … ]

David and I LOVE couples with lots of love and a little sense of humor! Look at N&S’s photos — each one of them has no shortage of laughter and love, and their wedding was beautiful and romantic in a lot of ways! [ read more … ]

Uvas Canyon County Park holds a special meaning to Sue and Bryan: he had proposed to her at the top of the hill, and they’ll be getting married at the park this upcoming spring. So last week, we decided to do a venue walk-through and shoot their engagement photos at this extremely memorable place of theirs! I love how adventurous Sue and Bryan were 😀 It had been raining for a few days so the water in the creek was pretty high, and some paths were blocked by the water, but they didn’t mind sitting on the wet logs or climbing up on the big rocks so that we could get the best angles. The photos at the end, of course, were well worth the effort! David and I cannot wait to be back in a few months to capture their big day!