dwsewbiz said:

Everything bitzee said - that greenery is just superb for creating "flow", and you fit in so many photos without it looking in any way crowded

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And it would not be an official album without at least one shot of Jake's windblown hair. '

love your description of finding that thing! love the photos, I think everyone should have a wedding photo with the foot raised! gorgeous!

Gorgeous wedding photos and yes, the green vine is perfect! We just went to a wedding. There were 3 different photographers snapping photos and video taping the ceremony from all different angles. It was a distraction, but the couple will have their moment preserved. Did you take the photos or get to enjoy the moment? Perfect setting and weather (even if it was windy).

Miki said:

Gorgeous wedding photos and yes, the green vine is perfect! We just went to a wedding. There were 3 different photographers snapping photos and video taping the ceremony from all different angles. It was a distraction, but the couple will have their moment preserved. Did you take the photos or get to enjoy the moment? Perfect setting and weather (even if it was windy).

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Thank you! I have been to high-production weddings as well--my son's wedding, in fact, in NC, was scripted to the nanosecond. But here, it was blessedly informal from beginning to end. There was a 35mm camera in play, but most of the photos I'm using come from cell phones. Elliott was asleep on my shoulder for a lot of the ceremony and I couldn't even blow my nose when things got teary--talk about informal. Definitely in the moment (without tissues)!

Great summer feel! awesome collage!