Jess and I were still dating but we were sure already we were going to marry each other, we were dancing together at a friend’s wedding, and in the middle of one of those conversations where everything around you disappears and all there is left is you and the bright future in front of you.
We didn’t even realize that we were being photographed.
As soon as we saw the picture we just knew we needed to have it. I’ve never felt that way about a photograph and came to realize that it wasn’t the photograph but what it represented.
Now we have this image on our wall, right at the entrance of our home. I feel lucky that I get to see this image every day. As soon as I walk inside. It reminds me of what’s important, why I’m here, and to make sure that when life happens (a bad day at work, horrible traffic, kids crying for no reason, appliances breaking on payday, etc.) that I remember what’s truly important, what was said at that moment. The beginning of our lives together as a future family.
I know my children will treasure this picture.
We now have a the record of a moment that has much more value than the mere paper on which it was printed. I’ve decided that this was a gift too important for couples not to have.
This is why through my photographic career I’ve strived to make this moment happen for other couples, and I believe that I’m now giving this to other couples.
Welkinweir // Venue
Posted by miguel in Vendor
So we actually went to Welkinweir to shoot Bause Landry’s setup, I’ve never been at Welkinweir before but quickly realized that this is a sort of a “kid in a candy store” setup for a photographer.
Welkinweir is actually a nonprofit arboretum and gardens (197 acres), open to the public daily (free) and it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, you should check it out!
Below are some pictures of the grounds, enjoy.
Are you interested in wedding pictures at this venue? Check the slideshow examples of our work below!
Cheers,
Miguel