052805 – Colleen and Anthony
Would it rain? Well maybe a little, but just as the reception began the clouds parted. Then a rainbow stretched across the sky behind the dinner hall. Colleen and Anthony had their ceremony at the Dominican Sisters in Oxford, and the reception that followed was held at the BEAUTIFUL Addison Oaks in Lenard.
One Response to “052805 – Colleen and Anthony”
Anthony and I couldn’t have been more happy with Jeffrey and his wife. They are so friendly and fun to work with. What makes it even better is knowing that they are enjoying what they’re doing, they don’t just stand there with a blank face taking pictures, they smile and interact with you and, at times, kept me relaxed (which I definitely needed). Before the wedding, anytime I had a question or concern, Jeffrey took the time to talk to me and really paid attention to what it was we wanted out of our pictures, he is genuinely concerned with capturing what it is you want on your wedding day. One of my biggest fears with our pictures was that we were going to end up with all of these fake and posed pictures. With Jeffrey, this was not the case at all, his candid pictures are so beautiful and seem to actually catch moments rather than make them. One of my favorite pictures from the wedding was such a random moment between me and Anthony which made it so personal and these are the things I like to remember about my wedding day. I love looking at the pictures with friends and family and being able to laugh and say “remember that?” As said, I wanted to remember my wedding day and remember the feelings and the funny things that happened and Jeffrey did that so tastefully and so artistically. As for traditional and posed pictures (of course some are needed) Jeffrey is very unique in his style and he stays very far away from boring. I honestly can’t say enough! Of any decisions I made for my wedding day, this was definitely one of the best. I would recommend Jeffrey and his wife to anyone. Anyone who has seen my pictures always tells me what a great job my photographer did.