Thursday, December 2, 2010

Soooooo Excited about this upcoming wedding!


I just love this invite!  I just love it when I receive an invite to the wedding, yet am still the photographer... this has happend a few times and it is very special when I receive that invitation in the mail... it reminds me so much why I love being a wedding photographer! 

I love being included in the wedding plans ~ when the bride calls me in a panic ~ asking for my advice on a detail or a color, because they value my advice, but more importantly because they trust me.

I love it when I am talking with the mother of the bride - and she is reviewing every detail with me or maybe just venting over the stress that she is feeling crunching down on her.

I love it when my bride and I bond and we become great friends after the event ~

I love being a part of the "family" not just another vendor~

And most of all I love it when I receive letters of thanks, pictures from others that were taking pictures of me taking pictures of the bride and groom, when the groom hugs me at the end of the night and tells me thanks for all the "hard work" that we put into it! 

And most of all ~ I love walking around with great equipment that I can create great images with!!!
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