Heather’s dad reviewing his toast.  This was one of the best toasts I have heard in a long time. Very funny and sweet.


The traveling purple sock.


I love this moment!


This location was beautiful.  But what you can’t see in the photos are the million and one mosquitoes that were feasting on us for the 15 minutes or so that we were able to put up with them


Heather & Russ wrote out individual post cards to each and every one of their guests. Very impressive.


I love the size of this goblet and the fact that there is a little lime sitting on the edge.


Many thanks to Alison of Celebrations Catering & Events for helping all of us throughout the wedding and especially for giving me an assist on the lighting here.


After the sparkler send-off, we all headed to a special little place called the “Bar-muda Triangle” for the after party. I snapped the next few pics with my Lomo point and shoot.


Heather & Russ…..thank you for having me.  Congratulations to you both!


Kennedy and her daddy played a bit while Katie got ready upstairs.


I love this shot of Kennedy seeing her mom in her dress.


Beautiful.


One of my favorite moments of the day.


Kennedy actually walked up behind her mother and then sat on Katie’s train.


Brian’s mom checking out the new look to his left hand.


Is she not the CUTEST little girl of all time?


And a library portrait to close out the evening.

Congratulations Katie, Brian and Kennedy!


We hit this field behind Catherine’s sister’s home at just the right time of day. Beautiful light.


I’m sure there will be A LOT more photos of these guys taken at the wedding.

These two are both huge American history buffs…..well I think Casey claimed that they were more American history nerds than buffs.  As a fellow nerd myself (of the camera variety) I loved the idea of hitting a few historical locations on our shoot.  First stop? The Betsy Ross House! But they were literally closing the gates for the day as we walked up. No problem.  We just sat OUTSIDE of Ms. Ross’s former home.


Casey and Will can tell you if this sign is accurate or not. Just ask them.


A wet willy in Elfreth’s Alley…..the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the entire U.S of A!


It looks as though Casey and Will were arguing over the authenticity of these flags, or maybe trying to figure out what purpose this building may have served in the later half of the 1770s.


OUTTAKE #1!!!


OUTTAKE #2!!!


Will proposed to Casey inside Independence Hall this past December.  I am pretty sure he did it in the very same room where The Declaration of Independence was signed 234 years ago.


And we finished the evening off with a little game of “Airplane”.  Who doesn’t love Airplane?

Enjoy your photos Casey & Will.  See you both again next year!


I think Ed was mocking Melissa a bit in the first three photos…..which led to the fourth photo.


But we got the shot after Melissa put Ed in his place.


The shoes had to be shown off.


Last stop…..McGillin’s!


I’m not really sure what’s going on here.  But I like it!


Fun with extreme close-ups and wide angle lenses!


I brought my Holga out for a few shots throughout the evening. These next two are from that film camera.


Some of the wonderful details from around Ali & Ford’s home.  These two are both designers.  I loved their style.


Check…..This…..Place……Out!


Ali & Ford designed their own wedding invites.

See you soon guys! Enjoy the rest of your summer.