Though Rachel and David are to wed in June, 2015, they held a small, private ceremony at home, specifically for their grandparents. For this couple to selflessly do this so that their grandparents could enjoy their wedding is amazing, and I was thrilled to be a part of it. What made it better was that they also lit a candle for Hanukkah.
Wedding
Bride and Groom
I was quite hesitant to share these photos because they are those of my close and dear friends. It’s of their special day – a day that brought immense joy to those who know them.
The short story is this – as their wedding ceremony concluded, the wedding party rushed to Zorthian Ranch for their photo session. I had heard of this place years ago and was fortunate enough to visit when the couple was scouting locations. The couple had invited me to come along while they were taking their wedding photos, but I did not want to interfere. For close to 30 minutes, I was standing at the church parking lot talking to the various people I’ve come to know. Then I said to my sister, “Let’s go!” and texted the married couple and said, “I can’t stand it! I’m coming!” So I rushed home, grabbed my camera and headed to the ranch.
I am so glad that I did. It gave me a chance to participate in this portion of their wedding day and to take some shots myself.
So, here is a glimpse…
