Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Felipe, Ruby, & Camilla - A Beautiful Union of Marriage + Family

Photographer: Rosina DiBello
Wedding Ceremony: South Florida Beach
Wedding Theme: Love Lasting
Wedding Photography Session Venue: Morikami Museum Boca Raton


When I had my first consultation with Ruby - it was very apparent that photography was of great importance for her wedding day... so much that most of her budget was for the photography and the exclusive photography session at the venue of her choice.   There are very few clients on my "special" list and this couple has definately made the list.  They felt that having beautiful images for their wedding was at the top of their list!  I had a relaxing, creative photography session with them after their intimate ceremony on the beach... we captured some stunning imagery for them to remember this most special day!




























Thank you Ruby & Felipe - we look forward to following your family with beautiful images for years to come! For a free consultation call Rosina at 954-254-8033 or email me at rd@rosinadibello.com  Our team of photographers are available for events.  We are excited to work with every couple that contacts our studio!
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“People photography” is Rosina’s specialty. Her work focuses on fashion photography, weddings, engagements, corporate functions, professional portraits, destination locations, expectant mothers, & family portraiture. Clients have said the pictures she takes are true works of art. By working closely with her clients she is able to determine what direction the shoot is going to take, what creative elements will be implemented, and how her clients’ personal taste will affect the outcome.

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