After Mariely and Tim’s engagement photo session at Ellicott City, I finally got the honor to photograph their wedding day. 
Their wedding event was held at Overhills Mansion, at Catonsville Maryland, Baltimore County. The ceremony started in the evening, after sunset. Even the getting ready coverage started in the evening as well.
I sure had fun photographing the family. They love each other as you can see here. They were all so nice and so helpful, always offering what they could do to help me. I felt like I had so many assistants that day.
What a lovely family.
The family photography session was supposed to be done in August, but due to bad weather, the session had to be rescheduled twice! It sure was worth the wait though. We had gorgeous weather because it was not hot.
Later in the day, we saw that a storm cloud was coming our way. However, for some reason it just passed away without trickling a single drop of water. Then later on after the photo session, we realized that it had rained elsewhere even in other parts of Edgewater, Maryland, but not where we were. I heard that it rained so hard that people at the Annapolis Mall movie theater could hear the pouring rain hitting the roof! We felt so blessed!
After Jennifer and Ryan’s engagement photo session at Kent Island with nautical theme, I finally had the honor to document their beautiful wedding at Silver Swan Bayside, on Kent Island, Maryland.
We were also lucky to get a gorgeous weather although a bit warm.
Let’s go back to the beginning of the day.
After Erin and Robbie’s engagement session at Annapolis downtown, I finally had the honor to document their gorgeous wedding at the beautiful historic venue, Governor Calvert House, which was also in downtown Annapolis.
Here is one of my favorite shot during the romantic photo session.
Now let’s rewind a bit to the beginning of the day, during the getting ready.
After the engagement session at Glen Echo Park, I then had the privilege of covering Denise and Rich’s wedding at Mariott Aspen Wye River Conference Center at Queenstown, Eastern Shore, Maryland.
It is a beautiful waterfront site, or I should say, historic estate.
Let’s go back a bit to the beginning of the day…
After I did Amanda and Eric’s family photo session on the Eastern Shore, I finally had the honor to photograph their wedding at Turf Valley, Ellicott City, MD this summer.
It was super hot that day, and if I remembered correctly, the heat index was in the triple digits. Of course it didn’t stop us from doing what we want to do. We just had to find a way around few things. The good thing was that the ceremony and reception were inside. The outdoor photo session had to be done later during the reception closer to sunset, instead of right after the ceremony. Even though it was close to sunset, it was still really hot! We were sweating like crazy.
Anyway, let’s check out what happened earlier in the day.
After the engagement photo session, I had the honor to do their wedding this summer at Shade Trees and Evergreens in Frederick, Maryland. It was a hot day, but we all had fun.
Here is my favorite image.
Let’s go back to the beginning of the day…
Kelly was a senior from Kent Island High School. She loved to play volleyball and even supported the school’s volleyball team. Kelly also loved almost anything that had to do with water sports like swimming, boating, tubing, and crabbing… oh wait…
Well anyway, Kelly wanted to do the senior photo session months ago. Unfortunately, it was just about a couple of months away from her graduation, and of course all seniors were really busy at the time. Still, she really wanted to do the photo session and have her pictures at this stage of her life immortalized. So we did the session in Summer, after everything winded down a bit.
Here are some of my favorites.
After Shannon and Brent’s engagement photo session at Baltimore, I got the honor to cover their wedding at the prestigious venue on Maryland’s Eastern Shore at Kent Island, Chesapeake Bay Beach Club.
Here is the bride and groom during the romantic photo session with the beautiful background view of the Chesapeake Bay and the Bay Bridge during sunset.
But let’s rewind a bit to the beginning of the day.
Melissa and Matt met each other online. Then they decided to meet each other in person. Apparently they clicked, and later they took their relationship to the next level. The guy proposed, and the girl said, “Yes”.
So here are some of my favorite shots…
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