We had a beautiful day to celebrate with Erica & Tim.  Thank you to Lindsay Musser for assisting me that day. A few of the photos in this post are hers.   Thanks for having us Erica & Tim.  Congratulations again.  Enjoy your photos!


I love Tim’s reaction as he first sees Erica walking towards him down the aisle.


And his reaction as they are pronounced “Husband and Wife”.


We stopped for photos on the campus of Princeton University.


Onto the reception at The Windsor Ballroom.


Erica and Tim started their party off RIGHT.  Here they are getting the dance floor bumping and it wouldn’t stop all night long!


The Best part of this photo?  The cane attempt at the garter grab.  That was a first for me.


Tim’s mom getting down.


Nothing wrong with a little love between bros.


This was the 2nd “Thriller” dance done by a group of groomsmen that I have seen this year! What’s going on with all of the “Thriller” dances? Anyway, I’m into it.


Congratulations Erica & Tim!

Congratulations Judy & Matt.  Thank you again for having us.  Enjoy your images!


Judy “bedazzled” her own wedding shoes!


Matt and all of his groomsmen got ready at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel.


I just like this shot.


Judy and her sister Alyssa.


Judy’s bouquet was by Ring of Roses in Havertown, PA.


Dad with his girls.


I’m an iphone man myself, but I think the best picture looks to be coming from the Verizon phone.


Alyssa showing her excitement for Judy’s walk down the aisle.


St. Marks is stunning.


Someone is DEFINITELY not amused.


First stop……Love Park.


The reverse of the above image.


Such a good looking wedding party deserves their very own photo.


I love the contrast that Geoff captured here.


Matt was fluffing Judy’s dress and Judy was enjoying a cool breeze and a second of relief from the heat.


Onto the Philadelphia Museum of Art for some more wedding party photos.


An amazing cake designed in part by Judy with the help of Nicole from the Short and Sweet Cafe in Wilmington.


Synergetic Sounds and Lighting kept the Crystal Tea Room well lit.


If you look closely, you can see the garter in mid-air right in front of the chandelier.


Plastic Parts laid down the soundtrack for the evening and kept everyone dancing to the wee hours.

Congratulations Judy & Matt.  All the best to you both!

Before we go any further, I must give a special shout out and thank you to Erin and Lisa of Proud to Plan.  THANK YOU ladies. You two were simply amazing that day. Everything flowed smoothly because of your efforts behind the scenes.  Our job was made that much easier and most importantly, Idit & Jordan were able to just sit back and enjoy their day together thanks to all of your hard work and meticulous attention to detail.  You are THE BEST.

Idit & Jordan, your wedding was absolutely incredible. You two looked great. You both had so much fun together. You are VERY, VERY loved by your wonderful family and friends and it was a joy to see that.  Plus you made my job easy…..all I had to do was show up and shoot all the awesome! Congratulations and mazel tov to you and your families.


The lovely ladies of Cheekadee were creating facial masterpieces all morning in the bridal suite.


Brittany of Petals Lane was behind all of the flowers at this wedding.  The sunflower bouquets were incredible and added so much color to everything…..more to see in the reception!


Lovely.


Much thanks go out to my 2nd shooter for the day, Nicole Polk. Several of her images are mixed in this post including the next two shots of Jordan.


I LOVE this image. I think it may be my favorite shot of the entire day. Such emotion. What a moment.


Idit, you are stunning.


Jordan and the men during the traditional tish.


Jordan was then escorted by several men and lots of music over to idit for the bedeken, the un-veiling of his bride to be.


Jordan’s Daughters, Maddy & Maya, escorted their dad down the aisle.


A beautiful lakeside setting for the ceremony under a beautiful chuppah.


Idit’s mother is a rabbi so she was able to officiate at her own daughter’s wedding.


After the ceremony, the groomsmen lead the newly married Idit and Jordan back down the aisle.


Check out these details! Petals Lane put a lot of this together and it was just incredible!


Idit’s family re-enacted the complete time-line of events for Idit & Jordan’s relationship….all in about 4 minutes.  I think this was from the scene of “where and when they met”.


Daytime turned to nighttime but the party was just getting started.


Jordan’s daughter Maddy gave one of the all-time best and funniest toasts I have heard at any wedding.  It brought the house down.


Another one of my favorite shots of the day.  Too funny.


All the best to you both.  Thank you again for having us. It was an incredible day and I am honored for having been a part of your celebration.

It was an honor for me to be a part of your wedding day guys. I hope you enjoy the photos!



Megan & John’s “first meet”…..or “reveal” as some like to say.


Megan made this and all the bouquets for her wedding. Yes, she HAND MADE them ALL! I’m telling ya…..super, super talented!


Another hand made design by Megan.


Just touching up in a shop window on the streets of Lambertville.


Simply beautiful.


John’s son Jordan wasn’t just your run of the mill ring-bearer. No. He was “The keeper of the Rings”. And he fulfilled his duties with honor and purpose!


How cute is this?


The Esmonde sisters.


I’m not quite sure what was going on here.  But I like it. So here it is!


If you think about it, there are actually 5 people in this photo.


I love this moment under the bridge in Lambertville.


I think Jordan and I were the only 2 who knew that this photo was being taken.


Megan read a very touching letter to her step-son, Jordan and then gave him this cool necklace as a token of her dedication to him and his dad.


Everything in this collage of images was designed by Megan…..including my logo in the upper left corner!


This was my favorite DIY piece of the day.  Megan created a special book so that “if” Jordan got bored he would have something to do.  This was totally custom people!! Seriously! How cool is that?!?


John and Megan have a Boston Terrier named Puma. He is a ball of energy…..ALWAYS. These cup-cake toppers were an homage to Puma who was not in attendance that day.


Jordan was happy to show off his new “hardware”.


This is John’s grandfather.  He came all the way from England for the wedding. Here he is showing me his cuff links.


Husband and wife.  Congratulations.

Olivia, the flower girl, was more than happy to have her photo taken!

Lindsay looked stunning.

Lisa, a friend of mine and a wedding planner with Proud to Plan was one of Lindsay’s bridesmaids……and Olivia’s mommy.

Jeff’s son Nate anxiously waiting for Lindsay to come down the aisle….all the while proudly fulfilling his ring bearer duties.

The stunning ceremony location of Stroudsmoor’s Woodland Chapel.

Jeff’s mom kisses her newly married son as he walks back up the aisle with his new wife, Lindsay.

Jeff’s dad stealing a cocktail wiener during family photos.

I don’t know what Lisa was saying here but evidently it was HILARIOUS.

Best buddies.

There was a computer set-up with Skype streaming for relatives who were unable to make the wedding to sit in and say hello to all of the guests.

Jeff dances with his mom.


Lindsay & Jeff’s Wedding in The Poconos at Stroudsmoor Country Inn.


Megha & Tarak’s engagement session at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Waterworks Restaurant.


Christyn & Chris’s engagement session at Keansburg Amusement Park in NJ.


Katie, Brian and Kennedy at The Philadelphia Museum of Art.


Sean enjoying a warm sunset evening in Dublin.


Megan & John, our next door neighbors, married at Lambertville Station.


Idit & Jordan celebrate a newlywed kiss during their wedding reception at The Lakehouse Inn.


As I had hopped, The Acorn Club had many acorn and squirrel knick-knacks about the building. This little guy practically begged to be a part of the photos!


Stephaine looked absolutely beautiful.


I just happened to like the urban wedding look to this particular photo.


Quite literally, “Tying the knot”.


Some of Bruce’s home brew.


Congratulations again Stephaine & Bruce. Thank you for letting me share in your wedding day.


Wedding Party Photos were taken along the river at Penn’s Landing.


I liked the contrast of the old vs. the new in this shot.


Eric “The Sinatra Idol” sang all the “Old Blue Eyes” standards during the cocktail hour. He was definitely a crowd favorite. Check him out for your event! Eric was a lot of fun.


And of course…..Dance Party USA.


See? Evidence that it was cold and blustery. But we soldiered on!


I like the contrast of this image with the fresh and new flowers against the old deteriorating building. Springtime, new life, a new beginning and so on and so forth….


I think this may be my favorite shot of the morning.


I really liked some of the small details that were laid out at Audrey Claire. Simple and clean looking white against white with little accents of spring colors of purple, yellow and green


And continuing on with my tradition of shooting wedding photos inside bathrooms, I found this great green wall in the small one person bathroom at Audrey Claire. It was just big enough for Ulrike and I to squeeze into for a few bridal portraits.


A champagne toast delivered by Ulrike’s father in English and German.