University Club Wedding | Eva & Sam

Eva and Sam celebrated their wedding at the Church of the Redeemer in Squirrel Hill, followed by a reception at the University Club.   Although it rained a good part of the day, it stopped long enough for us to get some beautiful pictures at the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial.

 

Favorite from the day.

 

Image by Jenny.

 

 

I hope I can still dance with my husband someday like this.

 

I have to give props to my friend Amanda who gave me the idea for a ring shot in water.  And it was a good thing, too, because it was getting dark really fast–the water added that extra sparkle that the shot needed.

Eva and Sam, it was wonderful working with you again!  I wish you all the best in your new life together on the West Coast!

(((Hugs)))  Sandy

 

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Ceremony:  Church of the Redeemer

Reception Venue: University Club

Flowers:  Dragonfly Florist

Entertainment:  DJ Rockin Bob/DJ Frank

Cake: Fenoglietto’s

Aaron - Another awesome post — I LOVE the detail shots. You have such a knack for capturing the whole story and all the little things. AND, I’m totally going to steal…er…borrow Amanda’s ring-in-the-water shot. Great idea :)

Katia - Sandy what a beautiful job…there are many favorites. The last image is exquisite, so beautifully rich and creative and I agree, that ring shot is really cool. I LOVE the image of them looking back while getting married. Gorgeous as always.

Amanda - LOVE the shot of the pearls ! And a great ring shot!

Tracy - Love your work! Excellent composition, sharp images, and beautiful editing! Very inspirational!

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