“and he said…

…take my hand,
Live while you can
Don’t you see your dreams lie right in the palm of your hand
In the palm of your hand

Please come with me,
See what I see.
Touch the stars for time will not flee.
Time will not flee.
Can’t you see…”

 

 

My goal with my images has always been to envoke emotion; so that little words are needed.  I’m going to try to do that with this post – just a few words.   There really aren’t many needed here.

She’s beautiful. He’s going to make THEE best husband.  Her friends and family are super fantastic.  Her father-daughter dance actually made me cry.  And the chicken was phenominal (smile).

First up, her grandmother’s pearls.  Complete with a clasp 90% of present day folk have never seen before.

The following 3 images are compliments of my dear assitant, Jessie.  She is the reason that for the 2011 season the price of a 2nd photographer will be included in my booking fee.  She’s amazing and is capturing moments that I simply cannot get when waiting inside the church for the ceremony.  Please, if you have (heck, if you havent!) met her or seen her in action, please do not hesistate to give her an at-a-girl! 

These two Jessie-captures have inspired my song choice for the blog slideshow.  If these do not tug your heart strings, nothing will.  Can you just imagine and feel what she was thinking, ready to be walked down the aisle with her Dad? And he, as her father, was he seeing his little girl, around a younger age, playing dress up?  Was he reflecting back to a time when she really was this tiny thing, with big hopes and dreams?  I love it when an image can make you question the thoughts, the “what was…” of the moment. Powerful, Jessie, way to go!

Mr. & Mrs. Jessica & Craig Homan

 

Amazing weather.

Great people.

Happy Ending.

xo

dani

 

(PS: I am now BOOKED IN FULL for 2010 weddings!  I am now booking 2011 and can hardly believe it!  Base wedding pricing for 2011 begins at $1,450.  Please inquire for details.  All dates are first come- first served by retainer paid.  DLP weddings typically are booking 1 to 1.5 years in advance)