Noah and Melissa's San Francisco Wedding
I do killer weddings right here in the Bay area as
well. I don't want you to think that I just jump from country to country for
weddings. But, that is the dream. Maybe one day. But, the Bay area is home for
this photographer. I love it here.
Check out this cool retro wedding that happened at Fort Mason Chapel and The Presidio Officers Club. Noah, my groom is a real photo buff and shoots lots of incredible images himself. So he really wanted something edgy, fun and real. I gave him that and then some.
Here is a quote from the coordinator Jubilee Lau. "Everyone was having so much fun!! Thank you to the fabulous Gene Higa for these great photos, which are just sneak previews to the thousands that he took on Saturday night! Gene is an incredibly fun and stylish photographer who is daring and bold and not afraid to think outside of the box! He does amazing destination weddings so check out his website and blog--www.genehiga.com " and some of the vendors that I worked with. Lighting was done by, John Woods of Enhanced Lighting . Flowers by Mandy Scott and Teri Menchini of La Bocca Fina for the live Jazz .
Check out this cool retro wedding that happened at Fort Mason Chapel and The Presidio Officers Club. Noah, my groom is a real photo buff and shoots lots of incredible images himself. So he really wanted something edgy, fun and real. I gave him that and then some.
Here is a quote from the coordinator Jubilee Lau. "Everyone was having so much fun!! Thank you to the fabulous Gene Higa for these great photos, which are just sneak previews to the thousands that he took on Saturday night! Gene is an incredibly fun and stylish photographer who is daring and bold and not afraid to think outside of the box! He does amazing destination weddings so check out his website and blog--www.genehiga.com " and some of the vendors that I worked with. Lighting was done by, John Woods of Enhanced Lighting . Flowers by Mandy Scott and Teri Menchini of La Bocca Fina for the live Jazz .
Posted: Sun - May 14, 2006 at 11:06 PM