Pacific Palms Resort, St. Christopher, & Royal Vista Country Club Wedding
A few Saturdays ago I met up with Susan and Charles who were getting ready for their wedding at the Pacific Palms Resort.
After everyone got madhotsexy, we met downstairs so I could do my wedding photographer thing. Although we were tight on time, I had an advantage–I already knew most of the bridal party as many of them were also in Max & Hannah’s wedding that I photographed last year (and that’s how Susan and Charles found me).
After a few photos at the resort, everyone loaded up for a short drive over to St. Christopher Catholic Church. After a beautiful and touching ceremony (many tears were shed), we headed over to Royal Vista Country Club.
This is my favorite photo from the wedding day. Fierce!Vanessa worked with me on this wedding–and as usual she rocked the detailsIt’s the girls being girls!I told them that Brad Pitt was standing outside the window to get them all smiling and looking in the same direction.Bad boys, bad boys.Mr. Pink, Mr. White, Mr. Brown, Mr. Orange, and Mr. BlueThe wedding party had no idea what I was trying to do when I asked them stand this way.The GroomAs usual, I need my colors!Susan prepares herself for her long walk down the aisle at St. Christopher Catholic Church.While the girls wait, they tell funny stories about boys!St. Christopher is a beautiful church! But someone forgot to take down the holiday decorations!Yippee! We’re married!Between the parents, sponsors, and wedding party, the DJ had to announce 84 people during the grand entrance. Well, perhaps I exaggerate. It may have been fewer folks than that–but it was a bunch!First DanceToss that bouquet!Just to let you know, Charles was successful in his attempt.
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Do you have any special tips for getting the green flash experienced for a brief moment during sunsets on the Pacific coast?
Do you have any special tips for getting the green flash experienced for a brief moment during sunsets on the Pacific coast?