it was a typical fall day, where the sky threatened rain all day. it wasn’t ideal, but smiles never came off the faces of ken and allie. with rain falling off and on, we got just enough of a window to make some magic happen and the day proved to be a great one. on our way to the springfield country club for the reception we stopped at ridley creek state park and it was the perfect backdrop.
for all the challenges a city wedding presents, philadelphia’s grand views make it well worth it. ryan and flora hit all the best spots, starting at the loews hotel, having their first look at the race street pier, hitting franklin square before capping it off with a the ceremony and reception at the always impressive atrium at the curtis center.
knowing the groom, tyler’s, family, i was excited to be apart of this wedding, knowing it would surely be a good party. tori and her side were just as fun and the result was a great day at the french creek golf club. it’s hard to find a better setting for a ceremony, and with a dramatic sky above, the stage was as photogenic as they come.
norm and taylor’s rustic farm wedding was nestled perfectly in the cornfields of their property. it felt more like summer than fall, but the day was perfect for the beautiful outdoor ceremony and the middletown fire hall allowed for some great and unique photo opportunities.
for the first time in my career, the bride and groom got ready in the same house, separated by just a wall. it was unique, but the old house in west chester had plenty of character to go around for both groups and it was a perfect spot for their first look. between west chester and kennett we found a couple great spots to do pictures and as always, the stone barn was a great host for a beautiful wedding and raucous reception.
