Lyndsi and Mike had their reception at Gardner Hall at the University of Utah. It was my first time shooting an event there and I enjoyed the beautiful architecture and exquisite details of the building. Their colors were red & black, so the tables were adorned black table cloths and red ribbon with gorgeous center pieces of red roses. Everything was tasteful and elegant. It was a wonderful evening!
I have always loved photographing Lyndsi and Mike because they have such a fun and sexy dynamic together. You can feel the love and passion in their relationship. I could have spent all day shooting them except that Lyndsi was turning into an ice cube. Good thing the Joseph Smith Memorial Building has some great places for photos inside where we could all warm up.
And a big thanks to Tara of Winsor Photography for 2nd shooting with me and assisting me!
Lyndsi and Mike were married on January 2, 2010. I’m excited to finally feature them on my blog because they are such a fun, beautiful couple!
Luckily, we had some blue sky to help warm everyone up. Lyndsi and Mike were surrounded by an amazing group of family & friends at the Salt Lake LDS Temple. And, despite the fact that everyone froze in the shade, there was nothing but smiles, hugs, and love.
Come visit me at the studio this week for delicious homemade cookies AND some sweet deals on photography. (Don’t worry, you can come eat cookies and hang out with moi even if you don’t book a session)
Here’s the schedule:
Monday February 8th
Cookie: Lemon Bars
Special: 20% off a photography session
Time: 1 pm – 6:30 pm
Tuesday February 9th
Cookie: Chocolate Chip Cookies
Special: $50 print credit when you book a session
Time: 1 pm – 6 pm
Wednesday February 10th
Cookie: Butterscotch Bars
Special: 10% off a portrait session
Time: 4 pm – 7 pm
Thursday February 11th
Cookie: Sugar Cookies
Special: Free Image Folio with any session (choose from silver, blue, or pink)
Time: 1 pm – 5 pm
The studio is located at 118 W Crystal Ave (2590 S) in SLC, UT. CLICK HERE for a Google Map.
Park out front and call me when you arrive (801.597.1447). The entrance to my studio is around the corner on the East side of the building.
Come share in the LOVE 
One of my favorite things about weddings is the details, for they are what make each wedding unique. Missy and Andy had soup from Jason’s Deli, amazing bread, cute boxes tied with red bows as a gift to guests, and a chocolate fountain. Any wedding with a chocolate fountain is already ranked higher than one without 
Missy and Andy had more people come to their reception than I have seen in a LONG time, maybe the most I have EVER seen. It just goes to show that these two are one in a million and loved by all who know them. Lots of hugging, smiling, high fives, dancing, and fun was had by all. They even had a cake for the groom: a car (and if I knew anything about cars, I’d remember what kind of car it was…but I don’t). It was a spectacular evening.
Missy and Andy had an amazing dinner for their friends and family. While everyone warmed up with soup and breads, everyone introduced themselves and told stories about the bride & groom. It always makes me feel like I’ve been friends with them for years after I hear about them and how great they are. I can tell Missy and Andy are perfect for each other!
After dinner, Missy was primped and pampered in the bathroom to get ready for the reception. At one point, I believe there were six hands arranging her hair! It was worth it. She was stunning!
Brace yourselves for a big, awesome post from Missy and Andy’s November wedding (I know, I know, I’ve been SUPER behind on my blog…) Hopefully the wait has been worth it.
Missy and Andy were married on a freezing day in November, but at least the sun was shining! Surrounded by their family and friends, you couldn’t ask for a better day. The light is always amazing this time of year – its warm, low in the sky, and flattering. Despite being cold and hungry, Missy and Andy were hard core and we were able to capture some great moments.
Candice and Jake chose green, brown, and cream for their wedding colors. I love how everything tied together. From the simple flowers at each table, to the green and brown name cards for dinner, to the green beads accenting the decorations: simple, elegant, and perfect.
Candice and Jake had a small dinner and reception for their close family and friends at the Point. Candice and Jake took the time to go around to each table and to visit with each guest. There was also a fantastic program complete with a beautiful song that brought tears to the bride’s eyes, a slideshow, and words by the parents. It was the perfect end to the perfect day.
