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Published On: Mar 14, 2007 08:53 AM
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Published On: Mar 14, 2007 08:53 AM
The new Mr. & Mrs. Brian Glen
January 19th & 20th,
2007
I always enjoy shooting at the LDS San Diego Temple, there is something about the majesty of its spires and the way that it resembles a castle in the sky. I had the great honor, once again to shoot with a good friend of ours, Michael Norwood. On Friday we arrived at the temple at around 2pm and the weather was a little overcast, but ended up being great for our situation. Rachel and Brian were such a sweet couple and totally were open to our creativity.
I always enjoy shooting at the LDS San Diego Temple, there is something about the majesty of its spires and the way that it resembles a castle in the sky. I had the great honor, once again to shoot with a good friend of ours, Michael Norwood. On Friday we arrived at the temple at around 2pm and the weather was a little overcast, but ended up being great for our situation. Rachel and Brian were such a sweet couple and totally were open to our creativity.
One of Rachel's nieces stole the show...she was adorable!
This shot is probably my favorite from the whole first day, I love the movement!
After Rachel had changed out of her wedding dress, we had to get on last shot before we left the temple.
On Saturday Rachel and Brian had their reception set up at Rachel's parent's home, it kind of reminded me of "Father of the Bride" movie. The details of this wedding were so beautiful!
And here is the father of the bride.
Brian bought a football for the garter toss, that way all the single guys would REALLY be motivated to catch the garter!
Rachel's brother is currently serving a full-time religious mission and was unable to attend the wedding. So, the family took a recent photo of his and enlarged it to life size, then mounted it on card board...it was a little freaky sometimes when we walked by it and were totally thrown off guard. The Eynon family wanted to be sure to take a family photo with it.
Grandma also wanted a photo with it too!
Bubbles-bubbles everywhere!
I thought that this was a great shot of the get away car, taken by Justin.
We were so glad to be there for Rachel and Brian, thank you! Here is the link to their slideshow.
Posted: Fri - January 26, 2007 at 11:28 AM