I had a wonderful time getting to know Christine and Dan better as we created their engagement photos recently. We started at Volunteer Park and worked our way down the Blaine Stairs along the route they walk regularly with their dog. The weather and sunlight were beautiful. I’m going to have to pull some strings to ensure we have the amazing weather during the couple’s wedding at the Olympic Sculpture Park this August! | Andy Rogers
Amanda and Jed had such an awesome wedding day. After getting ready at the Chelsea Station Inn bed & breakfast, we popped over to Woodland Park to take advantage of the gorgeous fall foliage. Then it was off to old Ballard where the peeling paint, broken windows and graffiti provided a completely different look. We finished the portrait session at Kerry Park with a beautiful sunset. By then it was time for wedding! The couple’s ceremony took place at Greenwood’s funky Urban Light Studios. The touching union was capped by a fun reception complete with lots of laughs, delicious food and cupcakes, great toasts and dancing. Amanda and Jed, I had a blast hanging out with you on your wedding day. | Photography by Dan DeLong
Poonam and Jerry brought all of their creative personalities to their Pravda Studio wedding. The couple hand-crafted an iPhone app that allowed their guests and vendors to share their experiences leading up to their big day. The wedding party doubled in size on the wedding day as as each member was presented with custom-made bobblehead dolls in their likeness. After getting ready at Hotel Monaco, Poonam and Jerry had their first look and a fun portrait session outside the downtown Seattle Central Library. Afterwards, we were on to Pravda, where the table settings in Studio Two featured quirky poetic statements and an elegant red, black and white theme. The ceremony paid tribute to both the bride and groom’s parents and their respective cultures. It culminated in Poonam and Jerry taking the “Seven Steps” of a traditional Hindu wedding, joining them forever. I was so lucky to spend the day with such a enjoyable, intriguing couple…full of smiles, good humor and energy. | Photos by Andy Rogers
The last time I spent much time in a tree house, I was a 10-year-old kid in my backyard, growing up in Sumner. So when I found out the venue for Laura & Tim’s wedding was Treehouse Point. I was excited about the possibilities. The day didn’t disappoint as Treehouse Point didn’t have just one tree house, but five. And Laura & Tim are a fantastic couple and were really great to work with on their wedding day! I have done many weddings catered by Herban Feast, and they never disappoint; the food was terrific! Wedding Photography by Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures
I had the pleasure of photographing the wedding of Angela & Farrokh at the Washington Athletic Club (WAC). Every wedding I have photographed at the WAC has been well organized, the food has been fantastic and the staff extremely friendly! It is also nice being downtown; we were able to go to the Union Square courtyard & Freeway Park to get pictures as well. Angela & Farrokh are a really fun couple with great chemistry. They even bought me coffee at Starbucks, what more could a photographer ask for? It was a terrific day!
Following the wedding, after I delivered their pictures, Angela & Farrokh sent me one of the nicest hand-written notes I have ever received. A copy of the note is at the end of the blog post. I swear my mother did not write this note! Quite humbling!
Thank you Angela & Farrokh!! You guys are the best!!!! (Photography By: Scott Eklund/Red Box Pictures)
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