And here it is… the end of June. As usual, a busy month for McG. July is always a bit slower, by design… this is the time of year when I want to be submerged in cold water with a frosty beverage and a good book. Luckily, we’ve got a lot of that on the schedule in the coming weeks, as well as a good deal of traveling. You blogstalkers will find that our blog is less busy in the month of July, although I will still try to have a post up every weekday. After all… slow doesn’t equal dead. We hope you’ll stick around and keep us part of your summer morning routine!
But anyway, back to the matter at hand. We left you yesterday right as Tarah & Matt were walking back up the aisle, hand-in-hand as man & wife. The rest of their wedding day was a blur of yummy food, great music, and lots of love. Well, and obviously pictures.
Tarah was very proud of their little cookie bar… all homemade, family-favorite recipes. And, if I do say so myself, all absolutely delicious.
Congratulations, Matt & Tarah! It was such a blessing to be part of your wedding day… we’re looking forward to seeing you for all those anniversary sessions, too.
by Chelsea
Tarah - Okay my absolute favorite is the close up sunset image when we were under that arch of ivy. Stunning!!!!! You guys captured our wedding day perfectly. There can never be enough thank you’s to convey our gratitude. Can’t wait to talk to you soon to get another session on the books!
Mandaroo - Ok these made me smile… all of them. I love #3 for sure! The first dance and the private last dance are my favorites! Also, the pic of the couple under the green arch way is stunning!
Liesa - My favorites are the third and sixth five minute rule image as well as the canopy like shot. The sunset ring picture and black and white private last dance ones are other faves. Congrats newlyweds!
Kevin - Love the first black and white image!!!
Abby - This wedding looked like a blast!!! I love the portrait of the couple under the arch of greenery and the one right before that the best!! These pictures seem to capture the wonderful personalities of the bride and groom wonderfully. The poem for the “advice” is great!
Abby - I forgot to say that the first ring picture could possibly be one of my new favorites!!! Amazinngggg!