Morgan and Nick, the ones whose GTKY session was in Elfreth’s Alley, were married a few weeks back at The Franklin Institute. Beautiful, Beautiful wedding. Elegant, chic, sophisticated, fun and full of great moments. Their ceremony was at St. Old Joe’s right near Independence Hall. A beautiful old church with a cobblestone courtyard and tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Olde City / Society Hill. We then ventured into the gardens right behind the First Bank Building. Really pretty grass and trees with old buildings peaking through. A nice little nature hideaway, just make sure you get a photo permit if you are doing wedding photos there.

Morgan looked stunning in her Ramona Keveza gown. Classic and simple but perfect. Nick looked handsome in Roberto Cavalli. The girls wore flattering light purple dresses from JCrew.

Beautiful Blooms did the flowers. I love this deep purple flower ball for the flower girl. Her dress is to die for, too.

The paper goods were done by Wedding Paper Divas.

Stacey and Justin had a gorgeous wedding. With the help of Erin Proud, planner extraordinaire, Stacey pulled off a flawless wedding with amazing details. Stacey and Justin are such a sweet couple. As you may remember from their GTKY session, they met in high school and have been sweethearts ever since. It was really beautiful to see them together the entire day, laughing and mingling with friends and family. I just really loved to see how comfortable they were with each other. They just seemed to fit. The glow in each other’s eyes when they caught a glimpse of the other, the smiles, the laughter: It was like coming home.

These were all the fabulous people Stacey worked with to make their day spectacular.

Megan Cahill did Stacey’s hair
Kelly Quinlan of Face the Occasion did Stacey’s make-up 
Erin Proud, planner extraordinaire and she also created all the invites, table tents and programs
Drew from Tangerine Media was a dream to work with. I can’t wait to see there video.
Brittany from Petals Lane did the amazing flowers
Eventions did the beautiful lighting and gobo
The classic car was from Classic British Limousine – the driver, Ray, was great. He came running to our rescue when we got stuck in the rain and gave up his own to keep us dry
Jellyroll kept the music rocking and the guests dancing
Photobooth Scrapbooks and CF Dominicana supplied the vintage booth and cigar rolling 

 
 Stacey had the most amazing blue shoes ever!

This gorgeous bouquet was by Brittany from Petals Lane.

Stacey’s sister and sister in law getting her ready. They had such a fun time looping all of her buttons.

Since it was raining off and on all day, Stacey bought some navy blue galoshes so her shoes wouldn’t get ruined. Her sweet brother in law is putting them on for her. What a guy!

Right in the middle of photos, it began to pour. We all took cover under a big tree while the limo driver and my second shooter ran for the umbrellas. Big thanks to Kevin York who came and shot with me again.

As we were walking back to the car, I noticed this nice little reflection in a puddle. Who said it is bad for pictures to have rain on your wedding day.

Stacey had beautiful lilies on the tables.

Justin having the time of his life dancing with Stacey

Stacey and Justin had a cigar roller and an old time photo booth. I caught them here in the booth smoking the cigar.Have to do a little conga! Jellyroll kept everyone dancing all night long.

Stacey and Justin really wanted fireworks but were told it was not allowed, so they settled for sparklers instead. Having a little fun with them.

I absolutely love this photo. I like the lighting and all the guests faces. Even though you don’t see their faces, you know Stacey and Justin are smiling too.

There were so many great moments from the evening, I had a very hard time picking what to highlight. Check out their slideshow to see a lot more. Please be patient and let the show load all the fancy images. Love you guys!