Perspectives Wedding Photography

Hi guys,

Last Sunday, we made the trip down from Auckland to the beautiful Hawkes Bay, to photograph Thomas & Andrea’s wedding at Craggy Range winery.

It was one of the hottest weddings we’ve photographed… 34 degrees and sunny!

We headed over to catch up with Thomas & groomsmen in the morning… and the wind was blustery, lifting the iron on the roof & making plenty of noise. We were a little worried… as the plan was to head up Te Mata peak later in the day for photos… and if it was this windy down here.. how bad would it be up top??

We shelved those concerns for the time being though.. and the guys got ready to go.

Then we headed out to Craggy Range, where Andrea & the girls were getting ready in one of the onsite cottages there.

Andrea was looking stunning in her dress:

The persistent wind was still around… moments after this shot was taken, most of these chairs blew over!

Their ceremony was lovely – joint managed by a friend of theirs, and a minister.

I love that no matter what the conditions, the heat, the wind – at this point of the day, nothing can distract them from one another!

The bridesmaids acquired a helper..

Generally, the group & family shots tend to be more focused on the ‘people’ and less dependent on the location.
But at Craggy Range.. even the group photos feature the stunning landscape!

We raced off with the bridal party for a few whirlwind shots around the grounds at Craggy Range…

The view back up towards Te Mata peak is dramatic and stunning…

It was then into the cars, and we raced off with just Thomas & Andrea for some shots up the top of Te Mata peak.

The road up there is about as sketchy as you’d expect.. but it’s amazing what some adrenaline & a diminishing timeline will do for your driving confidence!

The track was narrow, and the wind was screaming through the peaks.. luckily, Tom was there to help out with Andrea’s train.

And then, all of a sudden, we were there.

And it got epic.

Plenty of ‘canvas for the wall’ potential there!!

On the way back down, we made another quick stop, and spent 5 minutes shooting this gorgeous backlight.

This image has a bit more sparkly stuff on the left hand side in the out-of-focus part… which was me tucked in behind Thomas & Andrea, throwing a handful of grass up into the sunlight behind them. The wind caught it and whisked it straight away… but Amber was quick enough to catch a glimpse of it in this image.

We arrived back at Craggy Range, where their reception was in a marquee, that stretched over the vines.

Inside, the tables were decorated in a cool vintage theme, with birdcages, little birds – and these were echoed in Andrea & her bridesmaid’s beautiful bouquets – which had a birdsnest theme too.

The marquee had beautiful chandeliers..

And the cake looked amazing. (later on in the evening, I discovered it tasted amazing, too!)

The last of the evening light, looking up to Te Mata peak across Craggy Range’s lake & driveway. Such a peaceful way to enjoy an evening.

After a delicious dinner, we managed to sneak down into the wine cellar for a few romantic shots… assisted by fabulous bridesmaid Zoe, who was holding our light for us!

We finished up the night partying away – the dancefloor was outside on the grass… here’s the view from all the way across the lake, looking back, with reflection.

Thank you both for having us along to share a part in your wedding day – we had an absolute ball, and you guys were fantastic – talk about going the extra mile to ensure that we had everything we needed to work with!

Enjoy this little, tiny, sneak peek of what’s to come

Isaac & Amber.

Hi guys,

On Friday last week, we headed down to Hamilton, to photograph Richard & Hayley’s wedding out at Willowglen, in Gordonton.

Our day began (as it usually does) with the boys prep photos… and it was hot!

Luckily, we managed to find some shade, to keep everyone as cool as possible.

Then we were off to the girls place – where they were super organized… basically all ready to go as soon as we arrived!!

So once we got a few shots of Hayley getting into her beautiful dress…

We had plenty of time to play with some gorgeous bridal shots..

We left the ladies & raced out to Willowglen, where we had time to shoot the table settings & reception setup before the ceremony got underway. I loved the cake – along with the gorgeous edible flowers on top. In fact, it wasn’t until I overheard someone talking about them being edible that I realized they weren’t real… so realistic!

Richard was so nervous leading up to the ceremony – no need though, everything went perfectly!

Celebrant Kay Gregory was there to provide a calming influence & keep everything running smoothly.

Hayley’s Dad looked so proud walking her up the aisle.

Willowglen always has gorgeous light for the ceremony – the ponga fence perfectly shaded Richard & Hayley… as well as keeping the sun off them, it gives beautiful soft light.

After the ceremony & some group photos, we took a few shots around Willowglen..

And then headed off to a nearby secret spot for a few more photos with the bridal party.

The sky was cloudy & dramatic – and the sun hit the grass just perfectly. These images (as they walked down) are essentially straight out of camera with hardly any editing at all… it just looked this cool!

After a few glasses of bubbly and some nibbles, we had a play in the grass…

Just before we left – we couldn’t resist taking a last few shots in the next door field. The skies had clouded in more (and it even rained a little too)… making for our ideal conditions.

It was a fantastic wedding day – thanks so much to you both for having us along to share a part in it!

Isaac, Amber, and Holly.

Hi guys!

On Tuesday, we had the pleasure of photographing Jessi & Richard’s wedding at Long Bay, on Auckland’s North Shore.

We first met the two of them on Sunday, just before their wedding. Jessi is from the US, and their relationship has evolved over the Internet – this is one of only a few times she has even been to NZ! And they are just so cute.

Our day began with some shots of the boys:

Then it was off to catch up with Jessi – who was looking amazing, perfectly 50′s style vintage And her dress… stunning.

Shooting details is a great way for us to ease into the photography on the day… it’s almost like a warm up!

How impressive that the ornaments in the house just happened to be the perfect colour!

It was also fantastic to have our assistant Holly back with us… she’s had a pretty tough Xmas… but was back in fine form. Example: (Holly photo)

It was funny… we were talking on the way to begin the girls shots about how much Jessi suited the ‘vintage’ style… and that we should have brought along a birdcage veil / fascinator and just made her wear it!
And then … when we arrived… lo & behold:

Another Holly shot:

The cottage was perfect for some ‘outside – in’ shots…

One of my favs:

The boys arrived to collect Jessi’s sister (and then returned to get Jessi)…

A sneaky peek at how they scrubbed up in suits..

It was then down to Long Bay restaurant, where the ceremony began.

It was officiated by Jessi’s father – who, along with his wife & Jessi’s sister, had come all the way from Minnesota. It’s cold there.
I think it is one of the most special things in the world, having a parent officiating at the ceremony of their daughter / son. We had Amber’s mum (who is a celebrant) do our wedding.. and it was so lovely.

How it looked from the picnic table (in case you wanted to know!)

These guys are just too cute. Picking blog images out of all the potentials was tricky, to say the least.

After a few family shots, we headed out around Long Bay in the gorgeous late afternoon light.

Holly shot these 2:

The light just got better & better… we were very lucky getting to shoot so late into the afternoon.

As much as we just wanted to stay in this one little spot for ever… time (and the plethora of other locations on tap) meant we needed to move on. So it was into the car:

The cars were Triumphs that have been in Richard’s family for a long time – so especially significant!

After a quick jaunt up to the old villa:

We made it down onto the beach.

Holly shot this one:

The tide was really low, so we didn’t end up getting down on the rocks.. but plenty of beach still to play with!

At the entrance to Long Bay restaurant was a big box… of Frisbees. These were in the shape of records.. and were the wedding favours for each guest.
So it was only fitting that we grabbed a couple & had a play on the beach.
Unfortunately, the wind didn’t co-operate… and Richard spent most of the time running down the beach chasing a Frisbee that was being swirled along rapidly!

Hard work = sit down.

We finished up the photos with a few shots in the fluffy grassy things… there was a big sign saying “DO NOT TRAMPLE THE DUNES”… so we didn’t.
We found a little spot in the middle that had no plants.. and carefully picked our way into it.

No dunes were harmed in the making of these images.

Holly photo:

Once we arrived back at the reception, we sneaked their siblings outside for a couple more shots in the lovely backlight..

As far as I’m aware, the plan is for both Jessi & Richard to eventually relocate to the States & live there… which means NZ loses another fabulous couple.
On the other hand… what better excuse to come to Minnesota & do a post-wedding shoot with them one day… fishing through holes in the ice, in a wedding dress

Guys – we had a blast. Thanks so much for entrusting us to capture the memories of your day… plenty more shots to follow in due course!

Enjoy.

Isaac, Amber, and Holly.

Hi guys,

Last Saturday, we headed out to gorgeous Bracu restaurant on the Simunovich Olive Estate, in Bombay – to photograph Sam & Sarah’s wedding.

We kicked off the day all the way down in Onewhero – where Sam was getting ready at his parents place.. complete with some beautiful rustic furniture, which we put to good use!

It was then off to the Langham Hotel, where we caught up with Sarah & her bridesmaid Claire – super relaxed and ready to go!

The heavy, luxurious tones at the Langham tie in perfectly with what we’d shot earlier in the day with the boys.

Sarah’s dress was beautiful – gorgeous detailing along the back & train..

Then it was out the door & off to Bracu – where the guests were eagerly awaiting their arrival.

Sarah’s Dad looked so proud as he walked her up the aisle:

After their ceremony & some family photos, we tucked into the wine library for a few quick shots while the guests prepared to head down to the pavilion for hors d’oeuvres.

Then Sam & Sarah led their guests down the stairs, towards a welcome glass of bubbles!

This was the first time we’d seen the pavilion fully decorated up for a wedding – and it looked fantastic.

It was then off for a whirlwind bridal shoot – beginning in the olive groves…

With 10 minutes up our sleeves, we raced down the road to a nearby field with just Sam & Sarah, where we finished up with a few lovely shots – just as the sun dipped over the trees.

It was a beautiful & elegant wedding day – thanks so much for having us along to share a part in it!
More pics to follow soon

Isaac & Amber.

Hi guys,

On Friday last week, we headed down to Woodlands in Hamilton, to photograph Brett & Jacqui’s wedding.

Our day kicked off around at the motel, where the aircon was a welcome respite from the CRAZY heat.

Brett was looking very suave in his suit:

And the boys all had their cigars, primed & ready.

After a few shots outside..

We headed around to catch up with Jacqui and her bridesmaids.

Brett & Jacqui’s little daughter, Lucy, was a flowergirl – and did an amazing job!

Just before we headed off to Woodlands, we grabbed our lighting gear and set up a cool shot … who would’ve thought the wall in the lounge would come up like this!

Out at Woodlands, the ceremony was officiated by celebrant Roseanne Hannah – who always does a beautiful job.

Lucy had the ‘drop the flowers on the ground’ thing sussed… now just needs to work on ‘not all at once’!!

After the ceremony, we went for a wander around the Woodlands gardens with the bridal party…

And finally, finished up with a few inside the homestead with just Brett & Jacqui.

It was a fantastic (even though it was melting hot!) day – thanks so much to you both for inviting us along to share a part in it.
Enjoy this little taster of the photos – many more to come soon!

Isaac & Amber.

Hi guys,

Last Thursday, we headed out to Sarnia Park in Cambridge, to photograph Steve & Amelia’s wedding.

We caught up with Steve & his groomsmen, getting ready out at Sarnia…

Steve, checking out the cool clouds that (thankfully!) stayed around all day.

If I told you we nailed this shot on the first throw… I’d be lying.
But it’s cool!!

We then headed out to Matangi, where Amelia was getting ready at her parents house. Mum, holding the mirror while her veil is adjusted…

Amelia made an absolutely STUNNING bride.

We had plenty of time to play with once Amelia was into her dress – so had the chance to set up some cool lighting:

Then it was back to Sarnia Park, the guests arrived, Amelia arrived, and it was time to go!

Coming up the aisle, even through my wider lens, I could see Amelia trying to hold back the tears – beautiful.

So many emotions in one image.

For the bridal party photos, we headed across to the chapel – which has beautiful NZ themed stained glass windows..

And is quaint & beautiful outside.

They popped some celebratory bubbles… I love that you can actually see the cork in flight & the mist from the explosion.. freaky timing!

Then.. we went and played in the thistles. Something a little ‘off the beaten path’.

Amber photographed this next image while perched atop my shoulders to get the higher angle. Commitment.

We shot a few more spots around Sarnia Park…

And finished up by sneaking Steve & Amelia off by themselves for a few shots down at Karapiro Lake.

To get this angle, the camera is mere millimeters above the water… precarious, but worth it!

Congrats on a fantastic wedding guys – we had so much fun sharing a part in your special day!
Enjoy the photos, and we’ll have many, many more for you soon

Isaac & Amber.

Kia Orana!

Late in December, we had the absolute pleasure (or rather, luxury) of spending some time staying at the Little Polynesian resort, in Rarotonga.

It is amazing.

The property, the beach, the staff – everything is perfect. If you’re considering somewhere for your honeymoon, or just to get away for a bit – you really can’t get better than this.

We were also there on commission to take some images of the property – a few of which we’re able to share with you all!

Starting off indoors…

We stayed in one of the beachfront Are rooms… which are magnificent.

From the doorway looking into the room:

And you can lie in bed, looking straight out onto the beautiful beach & lagoon. There really isn’t a more peaceful way to wake up in the morning.

Each room has a nice spacious living area too (along with TV, which we didn’t watch!)

The beauty is in the details – each room is lovingly crafted, with a handcarved frieze around the top:

And sennit weaving to emphasize the beams:

The stories & symbolism behind these details are fantastic – make sure you ask about them when you stay!

If you look back to the first image, behind the bed – is where you’ll find the bathroom.

They’re a double bathroom in every sense of the word. Two beautiful designer basins. Two shower heads in the shower. Even two full length mirrors (to Amber’s delight!).

Each bathroom also has a private, enclosed courtyard – which has another shower & a spa bath. You can lie under the stars (or under the sun, in the morning) and have a completely open air spa. Perfect.

Or – Little Poly can even arrange a beautiful candlelit bath with flowers, under the stars, with a bottle of Moet – for something a little more romantic.

Out the front of the rooms, on the deck, is the daybed. These are brilliant – perfect for reading books while looking out over the lagoon.

The Are Nui is the central hub at Little Polynesian – it’s where you can swim in the infinity pool, relax and enjoy a delicious tropical breakfast, or dinner from their fabulous restaurant, and book activities around the island.

The views are amazing.

At night time, the feature lighting makes the buildings look even more impressive. This is the lobby – as you would see it when you arrive late in the evening.

Speaking of arriving… you can do it in style – because Little Poly can organize a BMW car for you, which you can enjoy while cruising around the island with the top down.

A candlelit poolside dinner is a perfect way to finish off a busy day exploring the island. Watching the sun go down while you sip on a cocktail & anticipate your delicious meal is bliss.

The seared tuna has been on Little Poly’s menu since the beginning. It’s the only item on the menu that doesn’t come off. And it was my staple the time we spent there – delicious.

And for those of you who know us – you’ll also know we’re coffee fiends. In fact – we’d probably return to Little Polynesian based solely on the fact that it’s one place in Raro that you can get GOOD COFFEE.

Around the grounds, there are as many tropical plants as you can imagine. It is lush and fragrant – anywhere you walk smells heavenly.

The infinity pool is perhaps one of the most identifiable aspects of the Little Polynesian – it’s quite special to be able to look directly out as if you were looking at the horizon.

When you’re ready for a break from swimming – there are the poolside ‘leaf loungers’ – uniquely shaped & super comfy.
Perfect to relax in the sun with a few cocktails.

Finally – there’s what probably brings you to Raro in the first place… the beach & lagoon.
Situated in Titikaveka (my favourite beach on the island) – it’s great for snorkeling – and also kayaking.. Little Poly has kayaks free for use by their guests.

The water is always warm – although this time (being summer) was the warmest I’d ever experienced – almost like a bathtub.

Often you don’t see anyone else on the beach – you have it all to yourselves.

To our lovely host Dorice, and all the staff at Little Polynesian – thank you so much for looking after us, and treating us like royalty.
We had such a great time – and will definitely be back. Meitaki maata.

Enjoy these beautiful images of your fabulous property – we had so much fun creating them.

Aroanui,

Isaac & Amber.

Hey guys,

Happy New Year!

It has been a busy Christmas / NY for us… and we’ve just arrived back from the gorgeous Hawkes Bay (suitably sunburnt, curse that never-ending sunshine!) – where we photographed Hayden & Hayley’s wedding on New Years’ Eve.

We arrived at the boys’ place in the morning to find a bizarre fog had rolled in off the sea, and visibility was basically nil.

It was also COLD! Hayden was a bit worried about it hanging around all day… but by the time we were leaving to head off to shoot the girls prep, it had already cleared up somewhat.

The fog did make for some great misty backgrounds..

We then headed about 200m down the road, where Hayley & her bridesmaid Bonnie were super relaxed – possibly the most we’ve seen! Which was great – we just floated about, taking everything in.

Hayley did her own makeup (and a perfect job, too!)..

And had a beautiful short wedding dress, all the way from New York.

Just before we headed off, we noticed some cool light coming down into the room from the skylight above.. it was crazy hot standing under it… but Hayley pulled it off effortlessly. Stunning.

It was time to race up to Elephant Hill winery, where the guests had gathered, and the ceremony was about to take place.

Amber scrambled upstairs to a perfect balcony vantage point, and I tucked down in my usual spot towards the front of the aisle – for shots like this:

Ahh, Hawkes Bay. How pretty you are.

After the ceremony, we headed out with the bridal party for some photos around the area. We found a beautiful tree lined driveway…

Conveniently, the driveway was also lined with lovely soft, swishy grass. Of course it was – this is the Hawkes Bay – everything oozes prettiness & is maddeningly perfect, everywhere you look. At least we didn’t have a shortage of potential spots to use!

I love the bokeh in this next shot: (For our non-photographer readers, that’s the name for the blotchy stuff in the trees behind them where the lens is out-of-focus)

Hayden & Hayley were keen to get some shots involving an old barn.
Cue location scouting that morning, and 5 doorknocks at various neighbouring properties as we tried to determine who was responsible for giving us permission to shoot in there! But a huge thanks to the lady who not only let us use the barn, but also put the horses into the stable & came down to check we were all OK

Aren’t they all a gorgeous bunch!

We finished up the shoot down at the beach, opposite Elephant Hill.

I was very restrained.. and took photos.. instead of skimming stones. But they are perfect for skimming.

It’s never a bad time to get some more practice in for the first dance!

One of the curses of being a photographer is the inability to walk past gorgeous light (especially with a bride & groom in tow) and not take photos. I had even said we were finished. Oops. But then there was this solitary tree – right by the cars.

Back at the reception, Hayden’s dad (who was MC) introduced something that I just love – a bottle of wine which he had bought them, in a sealed box, with a slot on top. The guests could write on little pieces of paper, post them into the box, and it would then remain sealed until their first wedding anniversary – at which time they could open the box, enjoy the wine, and remember their wedding day with the little momentos from the guests. Awesome idea!! (and probably now, duly stolen).

Elephant Hill is fantastic inside – and the colour scheme of the tables worked perfectly with the decor.

I love listening to speeches at a wedding – and capturing the reactions..

I also love that Hayden & Hayley spent most of their evening away from the bridal table, talking to their guests.

We were lucky enough to have sampled the food at Elephant Hill late last year, when we were down doing some location checking – and it is AMAZING. The food at the wedding was fantastic – although looking at the photos, I wish now that I’d gone with the fish & just stolen some of Amber’s beef, so that I could’ve had both!!

As the daylight began to fade, the lights came on – and the venue really came into it’s own.
To get this shot, I was holding the camera just millimetres above the surface of the water… with my arms dipping in. It was only later that I heard the pool had been freshly topped up with sulpheric acid, and to stay away from it. Oops. Still – a good angle is a good angle!

Indoors, there was a lovely firepit surrounded by couches, where you could kick back & quietly relax.

The fading light also meant that there was the chance of a sunset… we had been keeping a close eye on the skies, and weren’t disappointed! Luckily, the sunset also coincided with a 5 minute gap in the evening schedule, and we whisked Hayden & Hayley out for a few shots:

Once back inside, it was a few more speeches, and then the first dance.

And this, is one of my favourite shots of day.
Credit is entirely due to Amber – who had to walk a few hundred metres through the vineyard in pitch blackness, to get around a creek, over a bridge, and to the other side of the infinity pool – so she could get the reflection looking back.
I was in the far corner (to camera left) with the video light – giving them a bit of a spotlight. This was right at the end of the dance – I love that you can see all the guests looking on.

Continuing on the relfections theme… shortly afterwards, I took this shot with the reflection in the glass panel on the edge of the deck. It was a mixture of crouching down to get the right angle for the reflection, while at the same time trying to hold the light in my other hand as high as possible. Luckily, it was dark – so hopefully no-one could see how stupid I looked!

Then the party really got underway..

Just before we left, we finished up with a last couple of shots down in the wine cellar – a lovely romantic finish to a gorgeous day.

Congratulations to you both, on a fantastic wedding – what a perfect way to start off 2011!

No excuses for ever forgetting your anniversary, either!

We had a great time with you – thanks for having us along to share a part in your day

Isaac & Amber.

Hi guys!

I’m writing this blog post on a plane – mid air on the way to Rarotonga. It has been a long night – yesterday, we had the immense pleasure of shooting Claire & Karl’s wedding -and I wanted to get the images loaded up & a few edited to share with you before we left!

Our day kicked off with photos of Karl and the boys. There had been a little stag night mayhem the week prior… resulting in us carefully shooting angles that didn’t show too much of Karl’s black eye!!

The weather had been terrible over the last few days… and on the morning of the wedding, things looked a bit better… the rain seemed to be holding off … we would wait & see.

Then it was around to the girls.. where things were remarkably relaxed & laid back. This flavour continued throughout the day – which made things so stress free & just plenty of fun!

I love that you can see the reflection of Claire having her makeup done in this dress shot.

Karl had surprised Claire by hiring some wedding cars – she had no idea what was coming to collect her… and when they arrived, she needed to choose between white & pink. Pink won.

Claire looked amazing in her dress, and the bouquet of red roses perfectly suited the look.

This next image (shot by Amber!) is totally unedited, exactly as it came out of the camera. Stunning.

We arrived out at the venue… and the rain started. Just a light showering, not enough to move things indoors.

Ironic:

Their ceremony was lovely – intimate & personal.

I love this shot – each of the bridesmaids trying to keep it together…

Two different views of a first kiss…

One of the most special things about our job is that we get to tell stories with images… it was these guys wedding anniversary on the same day.
Congratulations – and here’s to many more.

After the ceremony – there were plenty of hugs..

And then we had a whirlwind tour of the property, for some shots with the bridal party.

And it rained.

And it rained.

And it rained some more.

We began down at a little stream, which was sufficiently slippery now that the rocks were nice & wet..

But the rain got so heavy that even with the umbrellas, we needed to seek out some shelter.
The absolute best thing about shooting in the rain on this particular day – was that everyone just had a blast. No-one let the rain dampen their spirits, and it totally shines through in the shots.

Once under the trees, it was still wet, but much less so!

We then headed down the road with just Claire & Karl to Bracu, on the Simunovich Olive Estate, where the rain kindly eased up & stopped for us, and we were able to get some great shots!

Epic – is really the only word for this one.

Down in the olive grove, the light was prefect.

Just perfect.

Claire – as well as having one of the most stunning dresses we’ve seen – also had an amazing veil, which we made use of!

Elegant.

This shot just sums up the day for me – fun! We had such a great time just hanging out with these guys – such a gracious & genuinely nice couple.

It was then time to get back into the car, and race back for the reception & dinner… after which we headed off.. and I’m sure a great night was had by all.

Thank you both so much for having us along to document your day – we had so much fun, and I really think that the rain made for some special shots that you’ll be able to look back on & laugh at!

Can’t wait to share more with you soon.

Isaac, Amber & Mat.

Hey guys,

On Saturday, Amber, Melissa, and I headed out to Cassells in Waitakere, where we had the pleasure of photographing Brendon & Erin’s wedding.

Our day began with some shots with the boys, in Te Atatu.

I loved these cufflinks – very fitting, when you see Brendon’s enthusiasm for Batman!

We then headed into town, where we found the girls getting ready @ the Duxton hotel.

With plenty of time up our sleeves, we were able to play with some fun lighting…

Out at Cassells, the guests had gathered down in the garden, and the ceremony was ready to go.

The persistent wind played games with Erin’s veil as she came down the aisle..

Erin & Brendon didn’t know this… but petals were secretly passed around the guests while they signed the register… and thrown as they walked back out the aisle

We had a few shots with the bridal party down at Cassells..

Then, we were supposed to get into the limo… and head down to Bethells beach for photos.

But the limo broke.

The window had fallen down… and by the time we got across to the car, the groomsmen had already taken to it with the screwdrivers!

So Erin & Brendon hopped in the back of our car, and we headed down to the beach for a bit of sand trekking.

There was time for a few gorgeous shots, before the rest of the crew arrived…

The bridesmaids & groomsmen arrived on the beach, and we sent them on a little walk..

We put our calf muscles to the test – crossing the wide stretch of deep, dry sand to make it up the sand dunes.

The bridal party had to start on the trek back (we had driven all the way onto the beach, so had a few extra minutes up our sleeves for some last shots on the dunes)..

The last 3 shots are by Melissa – our fabulous new assistant – and these are just a few of the awesome images she contributed to the day!

It was a beautiful wedding, and we had such a great time with you guys!!
Thanks for having us! Enjoy these images.. and there will be plenty more on the way

Isaac, Amber & Melissa.