Oh these ladies.
See all the amazing details on Wedding Chicks, put together by the always amazing Bellz & Whistlez. A big thanks to my associate photographer Kim for coming with me to Los Angeles and check out the sweet highlight video by some of my favorite videographers, Ren & Rob, at the end of the post.
What happens when you put a bunch of Filipinos and their friends in a room with dope music? A crazy dance party. Big thanks to Falcon Griffith, Kasal NY, Ivie Joy Flowers, Now & the Forevers and Events by Amable for providing the epicness.
Chicago, you're pretty great. Especially that you hosted one great wedding with some amazing people. Also a bonus that I got to work with Velare Imaginarium for this one, view the motion at the end. Kristina and Tony everybody.
One of my best friends, Kim Robinson, was on a plane back to New York from California and sat next to a couple. He ends up chatting them up and becomes friends with them. He invites us all to his birthday party in Brooklyn, which consisted of us picking our favorite movie clips and we'd explain why and play it on a projector (which btw, was one of the greatest ideas ever). Kim had mentioned to me that they were engaged, so we setup a consultation to chat about their wedding. I find out that she is from San Diego as well and is planning to have her wedding in Balboa Park, the Central Park of San Diego. They would be my first New York couple getting married in San Diego, which has become a prevalent theme in a business since then.
While this can be a testament of how sociable my friend Kim is, it can also be looked at as a tale of fate. While all couples are fated to meet, can the people who capture their weddings be fated as well? In this case, I think it can be. So I'd like you to view the photos of Neshani and Mathew. Their wedding was a blending of love, culture and everything in between.
See more photos on the Wedding Party blog.
Last year, I went to Sonoma, CA for the epic party to celebrate the love of Cynthia and Mel. They told me that their venue, the Cornerstone Sonoma, had an ever changing installation of landscape art. And man, we had some fun with it. Thanks to Ari Simphoukham for coming up and helping me for the day.
