As you might remember, last month I photographed Jodi and Jeremy’s wedding at Wedgewood Sequoia in Placerville. I am honored to have been chosen to be the preferred referral for the venue and in turn, get to work with a fine team of professionals. Here is the back story: Helping to turn a very important day around for one of my brides….
I received a few requests to see more images from this wedding as I think the story of Jodi’s wedding day “nightmare” struck a compassionate chord in many of you. It really seems inexcusable, but unfortunately not unheard of. Their story lays out the importance to get referrals for your vendors and also “what seems like a great deal”- may actually not be.
Jodi’s face loves the camera(right?) and I was so pleased to have the opportunity to capture these images for her and Jeremy. It was a great day accented by fabulous light. Jeremy and his groomsmen were also awesome and kept a great lively energy all evening long. Here are a few of my favorites. Many thanks to Chad and Dottie who always have my back- like I said- a great team!
Venue: Wedgewood Sequoia / D.J.: Sierra Mobile Music and Lighting / Florist: Camino Flower Shop / Cake Artist: Sugar and Spice Desserts / Catering: Wedgewood Sequoia /Hair Stylist: Kristina @ Waterfall Salon / Makeup Artist: The Parlor-Penny Chabot / Photography Assistant: Amy Suhoza
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These turned out great! Thanks again to you and Amy. You two made it fun. You’re bubbly personalities meshed well with all of us. We really enjoyed the playful banter and it made the night so much more enjoyable. Even the groomsmen couldn’t believe how dedicated you two were. For example, laying on the ground to capture a photo of all us us in front of the patchy, cloud filled sky. We couldn’t have had a better experience! You and Amy are the total package. You truly cared about our special day and did what it took to make it happen,You were fun to work with, and the pictures are amazing! If you were not at the wedding and were looking at these pictures, you would never guess how dark it actually was in the reception room. I knew we were in for a treat. All night long the two of you were tinkering with things just to make sure you could capture the best pictures possible. That is dedication!