She has been attending grad school in Chicago and he has been oversees in the Army — making for long months of separation. Reuniting just a week before their wedding day, it was not only about celebrating two people madly in love, but also about two people finally getting a chance to start a life together.
It was a pleasure spending the day with both you and your families. I want to not only thank Leslie, but her mother Diane for trusting me to capture one of the most memorable days of Leslie and David’s life.
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This was Leslie’s great aunts. I’m going to call it a vintage clutch (for lack of a better word)…
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There’s something about this next photo that I love, maybe just because it’s fun, and I love the candid- in- between- shots. Perhaps the mother of the bride (to the right, I know, she could have been a bridesmaid 🙂 ) was a bit jealous she wasn’t in the photo?! haha
L&D wanted to take a few shots after the ceremony at the historic New Bedford public library. When I saw the American flag hanging high, I knew it was a must have addition to the photos especially given it was July 4th weekend!
I love this next one of the first dance…
This photo just makes me happy 🙂
David, my help for the day took this next one..
L&D thank you for letting me squeeze in these next few- I told you it would be worth it 😉
You guys were wonderful to work with. I wish you both the very best!
Heather - Great pics!!