Forget limo’s, horse drawn carriages. . . leaving your wedding in a classic Impala says, we’re married in style!  So many people take their weddings so seriously.  Although it’s a serious commitment, it’s supposed to be fun and a celebration of the two people .  I love when couples have fun with their weddings.  Not only is it more realistic, but it takes some of the pressure off.  The best advice the priest that married my wife and I (side note, and speaking of “style”, the first time I met him he pulled up on his Harley) was that whatever happens, right or wrong, pretend it was supposed to happen.  Nobody will be the wiser.  I’ve kind of vered off a bit on a tangent, but the point I was making that being married in style isn’t just about the wheels. . .it’s about the attitude.

I have to say, there is nothing that stresses me out more than shooting a friend’s wedding.
With ‘strangers’, I am so concerned that I get them the best images possible , but with friends, it takes it to a new level.
I have full confidence in myself as a photographer, but I have to live up to being a good friend as well.
I couldn’t have asked for a better setting for my friends Brad and Juwana.
Stinson Beach, sunset. . . please! If I couldn’t get something good, then I need to stop photography immediately.
The wedding was small and intimate and really fantastic.
The certainly focussed on what was important. . themselves.
Just hit the ‘send’ button on the email with the instructions to view their images. . . will be nervous until I hear back.

What a cool hip venue this was.

Throws you back into the Sinatra-esqe days.

The staff was incredibly on top of EVERYTHING.

Classy, intimate, clean and a memorable place to have an event.

I felt lucky to have shot there. . . hope I get to do it again.