A Puerto Rico Destination Wedding // Condado Vanderbilt

Do you know that feeling when you get an invitation for a wedding overseas?

Okay.. now imagine to be asked to photograph a beautiful couple at a really neat place. We were over the moon when Eden's wonderful sisters contacted us for their brother's wedding. Puerto Rico you guys is a-m-a-z-i-n-g! Not only the people in town are so welcoming to guests, but the level of service you get from these type of hotels is unbelievable!

Props to the people from The Condado Vanderbilt in Puerto Rico. We truly enjoyed the food, the views, their service and the delicacy and effort that they put together for the wedding of Eden and Pito.  

Jackie + Tay // African Wedding

There are times where we have 800 guests at a wedding party, but there are times when we have an intimate ceremony full of traditions and love! Meeting Jackie and Tay was such a treat, and meeting her sister Judy was a bonus! We just absolutely adore when we get to interact with such wonderful people. 

Renu + Ryan // A Multi-Cultural Wedding

Family, family, family! You know the saying of a man and a woman become one when they wed? Well, this was the - perfect - match of two different cultures becoming one huge family!

 

These two cuties got married at the Hilton Chicago / Oak Brook Hills Resort

Wedding Planner: Sabrina Hans Events

Event Decorator: Yanni Design Studio

Cake: OakMill Bakery

Hair & MakeUp: Appease Inc./Carrie (630) 550-3764

Musicians: Duet Live Musicians (Cloud Gate)

DJ and PhotoBooth: Non Stop Entertainment - (708) 466-8451

Mehndi Artist: Anisha Talati (224) 522-6555

Officiants: Sarah Lewis and Jon Langley (815) 441-7859

Dhol Player: Jaspreet Singh (219) 895-0342

Kristen + Rich // Engagement Session in Downtown Chicago

Confession! We just can't get over the images that we captured during Kristen + Rich Engagement Session. But when we think why this session turned out so good, we can't really take credit for these images. They are an absolutely loving couple that knew exactly what we meant, every time we asked them to be all lovey-lovey for the camera. Also, true to this magic was the fact that we started shooting super early in the morning, and we avoided all the crowds of people at the Lilypad Pool. (For any photographers reading this blog post: The Lilypad Pool opens at 8am, and you do need a permit, but it is so worth having it!)