I’ll be candid. Kristin and Brian had one of those weddings that make photographers jump. They just needed to tell me how high. These two brilliant lovebirds snagged the National Cathedral and Carnegie Institute for their ceremony and reception, respectively, in Washington D.C.
Getting ready and preparation shots began at the Swann House just off Dupont Circle, and what looked like it could have been a rainy and miserable weather day became a beautiful sequence of photojournalistic wedding moments that this Philadelphia Photographer is incredibly proud to have been a part of.
The hardest part (when I say hardest, I mean easiest) was getting Kristin to smile. Seriously, all Brian has to do for the rest of his life is make her smile. His life is set on her smile. It always lights up the room. It was contagious. She was one of the happiest brides I’ve ever had a honor of sharing the day with. And this girl knows sassy. She made the day a pleasure, and we used her character and curves in a few shots on the National Mall in front of the Jefferson Memorial. Brian, too, nailed Blue Steel for a series of difficult, and time-consuming images.
It was a great way to spend a November fall afternoon in D.C. These shots are going in our portfolio. What a great day you two. We’re honored, and we know you two will last!
Best Wishes!
Joe G
And one perfect ending by Bec
To view their event, check out Pictage: www.pictage.com/540254
