Archive for October 2009
An 1800’s Wedding in Kings Landing
It was a beautiful day for a wedding! Forget it was sandwiched between a snowstorm on the 22nd of October and a tremendous rainstorm on the 24th. Can you say lucky? I’d say it was good luck as far as the weather was concerned, but the beauty of the photographs and the day itself were due solely to the meticulous planning that went into this fabulous wedding ceremony. The details were perfect… just enough… to make this 1800’s period wedding quaint and touching. Well done Monica!
Kings Landing New Brunswick is a dream for a professional photographer. The fantastic views, the colorful buildings, the abundance of fences, railings, and benches, and the variety of beautiful backdrops in a small area are obvious to the everyday viewer. But, to me, the not so obvious lack of power lines, curbside garbage cans, litter, and traffic is exciting for the art of wedding photography. REALLY exciting! The professionalism and help of Karen Price made my job much easier. It was greatly appreciated. The thoughtfulness of the entire bridal party made my heart warm… which quite frankly was the only warm part of my body.
Despite the chill in the air it was a picture perfect day. Congratulations to you Monica, James, and Emilie. I hope these wedding portraits captured your fairytale! With a few more to look at here.
