JR and Kyle’s guests put the party in PARTYBOOTH as they celebrated at the happiest place on earth. Seriously, this group was all kinds of creative and we couldn’t stop smiling as we sorted through all the images after the wedding. They knew how to have fun and you can’t get cooler than that. And our PARTYBOOTH was there to capture all the creative and crazy moments…

If you were a guest of the wedding, all the PARTYBOOTH images are now available to you! As a gift from the bride and groom you will be able to view them all and download 4×6 sized versions of your favorites directly to your computer completely free!

Too see the photos visit: JR & Kyle’s PARTYBOOTH gallery. The password is the date of the wedding in the format mmddyy. Enjoy!

If you’d like to talk to us about booking the PARTYBOOTH for your wedding or event fill out our contact form and we’ll get you all the info!

Stephanie and Larsen are two sweet friends of ours so when they asked us to not only shoot their wedding but to come also as guests, we were beyond honored. Larsen included Nate in their ketubah signing ceremony which brought tears to my eyes as I watched and photographed it. The ketubah signing ceremony is a Jewish tradition during which the marriage contract (usually embellished with gorgeous artwork) is signed by both the bride and groom as well as by two witnesses. It is done before the ceremony and is a sacred moment and for Larsen and Stephanie, it was absolutely beautiful. There’s something extra lovely about carving out a sacred space in the day for the signing of the contract. Usually it’s done haphazardly sometime after the ceremony but I think it adds extra value to it when you slow down and take the time to really process what you are doing that day.

This was the first time where we were both photographers and guests at a wedding and it forced us to look at the day through new eyes. We hope you enjoy this peek into it…

Also, thanks to Heather Ahrens who came and shot along with us at the reception.

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Larsen and Stephanie got married at Disney World. Well, not exactly… because if they really got married in one of the parks in Disney World, we wouldn’t have been allowed to shoot it because Disney has strange policies. Luckily, the world is pretty big…so they got married in the world, but not in the parks. Larsen and Stephanie were friends of ours before we met them to talk about their wedding and our photography so shooting their wedding was a bit different than shooting others. There was an added element of responsibility. We had to force ourselves to pay attention even more than we normally do. To forget that we live here, and that we know these people and these places, and to shoot it with both new eyes, and the eyes of friends. We had so much fun this day because Stephanie and Larsen spoiled us by inviting us to be guests as well as photographers and completely blew us away when Larsen asked Nate to be one of his witnesses at the signing of their ketubah. I got teary eyed during the signing. It was such a special honor. More photos to come soon, until then…

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Saudi and Andrei are two of our favorites and I am so thrilled to share these images with you all because I just love them so much. These two met with us soooo long ago and told us the story of how they met, got married, and had been loving each other for a decade. They were planning a huge vow renewal celebration because they never had a formal wedding and were so excited to have friends and family come from all over the world to celebrate together in one place. As a pair of artist and engineer, there was no detail that was not planned and executed to perfection. Saudi is a talented designer and fine artist and she crafted all the paper products for the wedding as well as almost every other detail you see in the frames below. The entire day was so acutely THEM. Thank you Saudi and Andrei for trusting us so completely and allowing us full creative freedom with your day. We are so thrilled to share these photos with you and hope that reliving this special occasion through the images makes your hearts swoon.

Saudi is a very talented fine artist and she sketched these pretty little watercolors while looking out the window at the Animal Kingdom Lodge

Saudi made this hidden compartment ring bearer book herself using the book that brought them together…

They wrote their own vows and made these little vow books personalized to themselves. This is Andrei’s…

My favorite First Look images:

Saudi’s vow book and the wedding ceremony programs that she designed…

Saudi created the table number cards by hand with items that were special to her and Andrei’s history…

We always feel extra special when we’re seated with the guests…

These felted animals were given as gifts to each family in attendance. They were hand crafted by women artisans in Mexico and Saudi’s mom collected them over many months just for this special surprise.

We asked Andrei what his favorite moment of the day was and he said it was this moment in the photo to the right of their dads breaking it down…

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