Kurt & Sumi tied the knot last month at the New Alamaden Mining Museum with Casa Grande as the backdrop. Their ceremony took place by the old mining shaft, and afterwards they had lawn games and snacks for the guests to enjoy. We loved the pretty sunflowers, and the desserts at the reception were especially cute! Kurt himself is actually into landscape photography, and all the guest tables were labeled with a placard printed with beautiful landscape photos he had taken! Congrats to Kurt & Sumi, and we wish you two a happy and fully caffeinated marriage!! 😀

Kari and Cameron said “I do” in front of their family and friends at Maverick’s Surf Break located in this lovely town called Princeton-by-the-Sea. Their first look was a very sweet one and we’re so glad we were able to document the deep love between them. Kari is a really cool bride! She galloped her way to the wedding ceremony on her horse! [ read more … ]

Kris & Brandy tied the knot at the Chanslor Ranch in Bodega Bay! Brandy was a pro at crafting and made all the centerpieces and all of the bouquets & boutonnières herself!!! The rustic ranch with all the sweet personal touches was the perfect setting to exchange their vows. Sunflowers everywhere, LOVE! That wedding gown, LOVE! That wedding cake with sunflowers and horseshoes, LOVE! The cowboy boots and hats, LOVE! What’s not to love about this wedding?

Congratulations Kris and Brandy!!!

Fred & Jessica flew in from the East Coast for their wedding in Marin County three weeks ago. Their wedding was a special one, with the ceremony being held under a canopy built by their family. The Outdoor Art Club‘s event coordinator did a great job with the beautiful floral arrangements, and I really loved Jessica’s stunning dress, especially from the back! Congrats to Fred & Jessica and the entire family!

We met Sarah and Chris back in May and they are a super sweet couple, so we were really excited to be at their wedding. On that beautiful Saturday, I joined the girls at their bridal suite at the Stanford Park Hotel, while David went to the Church of the Nativity to prepare for shooting the ceremony. We also went with them to take a few pictures at their school, Stanford. The outdoor reception was held at Ladera Oaks Swim & Tennis Club which is quite a nice reception venue. The best man and maid of honor gave great speeches which were both emotional and hilarious, and the guests really enjoyed them — see the pics below! Later that night, the newlyweds cut the cake with a sword… yes, a sword.

Congratulations Sarah & Chris!