I'm back in Texas after a great trip in North Dakota. There hasn't been time to bake anything yet... lots of unpacking suitcases from my trip & packing boxes because we're getting ready to move (eeek!) into a different place this weekend. So, I thought I'd share
Kelli and I have been friends almost as long as I can remember. Really. Our moms knew each other from church even before we were born. We went to the same school from kindergarten through 8th grade, though sadly my July birthday & her October birthday prevented us from being in the same class. We carpooled to violin lessons for years. We've had many, many adventures, including ones in France in 2010 (which you can see here, here, here, here, and here). She's one of my dearest friends & even was my personal attendant when I got married last May :)
I have only met Dan a handful of times--they met & started dating after I had moved away from North Dakota/Minnesota. But I do feel that Kelli has found a gem in him. Dan is an upstanding gentleman. Their deep love for one another is visibly evident, as is their integrity.
Thankfully, my dad & youngest sister were great helps in capturing the moments of the day. My dad not only worked as a second shooter, but he also loaned me his awesome camera equipment! Thanks, Dad. I truly would NOT have minded if that D800 had sneaked back into my camera bag before I left..... And Michelle worked as my assistant, holding lenses & some small lighting equipment & helping me stay on task and check things off my color-coded-shot list during formal photos.
It was truly a privilege to be a part of such a monumental day in Kelli & Dan's lives. I am so excited to see them build their new life together & hope these images help them remember what an awesome, amazing wedding they had.
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
photo by Charlie Vein
All images copyright Laura E. Vein. Please do not use, copy, or repost without permission!
love this so much. Thank you, Laura... you did such a beautiful job! And thank you, Mr. Vein and Michelle! :) :) :) Love you all!!!!
ReplyDeleteKelli, you are so welcome :)
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