Jennie and Matt - An Event Place Wedding
This past weekend I traveled up to Middletown, PA for Jennie and Matt's wedding at the Event Place. (You can see Jennie and Matt's engagement session here.)Matt and Jennie are the perfect example of an e-Harmony success story. They started talking to each other when several states separated them. When they finally met (after Jennie driving 8+ hours in the middle of the night to Pennsylvania), they knew they had to make it work. Everyone seems to be in agreement that there is no one better for Jennie than Matt, and there is no one better for Matt than Jennie. They both have strong personalities, but they fit so perfectly together. Finally after all of the driving over state lines and Skype dates, they can now just be with each other at their home in North Carolina. This wedding was a DYI lover's dream. Jennie is an artist and works as an art teacher. She made 90% of the decorations herself, including the hand made paper table assignments, signs, and paper flower bouquets, and the ceramic tea containers.
A HUGE, HUGE, HUGE thank you goes out to Karlo and Katie for helping me out at the wedding!
Jennie has opened an online shop to sell paper flower bouquets, ceramics, and more. You can find it here.
Here are some favorites from the wedding-- check out the end of the post for some behind the scenes shots:
Again, a huge thank you goes out to Karlo (my second shooter) and Katie (the assistant). Here are a couple of shots for you all to see what goes on behind the camera to get the photos you all see:
-Becca
A while back, I photographed Katy & Drew's engagement session at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. One of the backdrops we used was the St. John's Episcopal Church Ruins Well, that session led Chris to me even BEFORE he proposed to Callie!
Callie and Chris met in Hawaii (where Callie now lives), but they have spent much of their relationship apart since Chris was stationed in Georgia. Ever since the possibility of becoming engaged, Callie wanted to have the engagement shoot in front of church ruins. This lead to asking around, lots of google searching, the proposal, and finally the shoot!