Morgan and Daniel

Morgan and Daniel had a wedding day that almost brought everyone in attendance to tears. It is so beautiful seeing two people stand in front of their family and friends while pouring their hearts out through watered eyes and with cracked voices. Their doggy, Phin, was the ring bearer, and hearing his stinky dog stories was amazing. One thing that really stands out to me about these guys is that they communicate using movie quotes so extensively that I can’t help but feel proud. Also, I drank a Danhattan, and I feel kind of manly about it.

The beginning of the tears.

The hotel room wasn’t super big, but we made it work. Morgan actually got her make up and hair done somewhere else, and came back to finish getting ready. They had scissors snipping dangerously close to wedding gowns, extreme mom boob cleavage, and crown shots. What more could you ask for.

Mama fixing the top while Papa looks for the rogue needle point.

Every bride needs a garter flask.

Beautiful bride lit with beautiful window light.

A nice hunk of dapper Daniel staring deeply into your eyes.

Getting the ring bearer dressed.

So glad that they were down to do this photo. Also, yes, they had a bounce house!

Hey Budweiser and Truly, can you sponsor their party next year?

When he sees her down the aisle.

Morgan is a super animated person, and I love that about her. Sometimes people look so stiff standing up there, but she was not one of those people. Her little dances and facial expressions were amazing.

Seriously, the vows were amazing. There were very few dry eyes.

When two families become one.

Ran to Pemberton Park immediately after the ceremony for some couples formal portraits.

Is there an expert level for frolicking?

Sometimes I jokingly suggest picture ideas, and sometimes I get a nibble.

The light was fading fast, and we needed one shenanigan photo of the would be wedding party.

The garter flask is out!

My favorite wedding detail.

I wasn’t there very long after the dances, but I am so glad I was able to capture this powerful moment.

Don’t be afraid to whip that hair around. You could be like these two, and win my favorite dancer of the night.

One of my past brides, Maria, calling her husband to the dance floor from across the yard.

That bounce house that I was telling you about. There were no kids at this wedding. That bounce house was for the adults…these awesome adults who went inside in the pitch-black darkness in full wedding attire to let me attempt a photo to end the night with. I love it, and I can not wait for our doggy play date!