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Because I seem to have severe heart burn (damn you Pizza Hut!) and I can’t sleep, I am posting again. As my NY wedding was a “destination wedding“, I hadn’t really ever met the bride and groom in person. I flew in a day early and got to hang out with Tim’s side of the family. It was a great ice breaker for the next day. Make sure you check out my second shooter Rachel’s post of the groomsmen in Long Island. They are some silly out takes on the wedding day!
The last 2 weeks have been full of many firsts for my family and I. :)1st time to New York & New Jersey1st time being in a basement1st time shooting a dry wedding1st time eating a gyro1st time waking up at 3 am Hawaii time for a job1st time going to my own groom’s stag night1st time not cooking for over a weekTim “the Aussie” and Sarah “the Long Island girl” were married at the most quaint church in Stoney Brook and celebrated their union at a beautiful golf club. Although I was told that it was a typical Long Island wedding, it was the people and the spirit of the day that made this a truly unique event.Special thanks to my family for following me across an ocean and a continent for a job, Rachel for driving all the way up from Boston to second shoot for me, Fiona for the word of mouth recommendation, and Tim and Sarah for trusting me to capture the first day of a long and happy life together.
