I had the lovely opportunity to attend my cousin's wedding the weekend before my own. I was excited to enjoy cocktail hour and hanging out with my stepfather's family (it was his nephew who was getting married).  And I know my brides and grooms would be surprised (NOT!), but I even danced.

One of my favorite parts of the wedding was when the groom sang and played his original song he had written for his bride-to-be after they started dating. His sisters were crying so much during the song, yet the bride kept it together.  Impressive!



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I photograph Sheila and Mark's wedding next July, and I'm really looking forward to it after meeting these cuties.

The entire shoot, we were worried about rain, but the skies refrained until the end of our shoot.  Perfect timing! 

I also need to hire Mark as my location scout.  He has such an eye for composition and would suggest a viewpoint to shoot from and I'd be like, "Yep, you were so right...this looks awesome."

By the way, isn't Sheila's smile pure sugar cane?  I love it!

Can't wait for your wedding!



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To me, one of the most important parts of a wedding is the joining of two families. Moira and Scott agree and made sure their very large Catholic families took part in the ceremony.  With so many kids and lovely, beautiful people, my job as a photographer was super easy.

The Chicago Symphony Center, where the reception was held, is STUNNING!  I'm in love with its intricate details. Who wouldn't feel like Cinderella at the ball dancing there?

I also loved the juxtaposition of the classic Symphony Center with Moira's modern wedding gown.  I knew people would be interested in who designed it, so Moira sent me this info per my request:

"Angel Sanchez [is the designer] and I got it at Ultimate Bride on Oak street and if you recommend anyone to go there...tell them to ask for Stephanie -- she is the sales girl and she is fabulous and Maria was the seamstress and she was one of a kind....absolutely amazing."

"Absolutely amazing" applies to Moira and Scott's wedding too.  Thank you for the wonderful opportunity to work with you!

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Vendors:
Hotel: Palmer House Hotel
Church: Old St. Patrick's Church
Reception: Chicago Symphony Center
Caterer: Blue Plate
Florist: Ashland Addison Florist
Make-up/Hair:
Morgan Blaul
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