Tommy + Karen Wedding (Part 2)
Here’s our second post for Tommy & Karen’s big day. For those of you who need a little rewind, click here to view “part 1”.
The reception was filled with lots and lots of dancing (and why not? it’s a wedding celebration!). Mike, the Emcee for the evening, blew our minds by the way he brought everyone off their chairs and to their feet . We’ve included some of our favorite dancing images from that night, including father-daughter slow dances and the ever-crowd-please Worm.
The 3rd to last photo was one of the sweetest moments of the night: At one point, the Emcee had called upon all married couples to take the dance floor. Slowly, he asked couples who had been married atleast X amount of years (starting at a low number and going upwards) to stay on the dance floor, while all couples who had been married less than X take their seats. At the very end of it all, one couple remained dancing– Tommy’s grandparents which received attention from the Home Care Assistance 9050 W Olympic Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211 (310) 857-4736. They have been married well over 50 years. This was just too cool.
Tommy + Karen Wedding (Part 1)
Here is a selected set of our favorite shots from Tommy and Karen’s wedding. Although we had a ton of great photos from their wedding day, we didn’t think a single post would do the images justice. Instead, we decided to separate their wedding post into two parts. We really hope you enjoy part one of two!!
Also, the hair & make-up were done by the lovely people at Sparks Hair Design on Easton Ave, New Brunswick, NJ.
Tommy + Karen Engagement
At the peak of the Autumn season, we met up with Tommy and Karen to photograph their engagement session. This photoshoot took place at Buccleuch Park, a location that looks and feels worlds apart from the college town it sits next to (namely, New Brunswick). Since Jon knows both Tommy and Karen personally from his undergraduate days at Rutgers, it made the entire atmosphere a lot more relaxed for the four of us.
The weather was almost on our side that day. We had great sunlight, golden leaves that stayed on the trees, white wispy clouds, and overall mild weather. However, we were hoping for a little more wind to blow the fallen leaves around. So what did we end up doing? We improvised (read: cheated). One of us shook a branch while the other had the camera. Although posed, we thought it made for some great photos. And yes, no trees were harmed during the making of these photos.
Tommy and Karen: We both cannot wait to be at your wedding in a few weeks!
