A Beautiful Kentucky Wedding!

I loved photographing this wedding! Elyse Garrett & Ted Heckencamp married on November 7, 2009 in Louisville, Kentucky. It was perfect weather and Elyse looked amazing in her beautiful dress. The ceremony was held in Duncan Memorial Chapel and reception at Fox Hollow Farm which gave us a gorgeous view of the sunset. The wedding party was a blast to work with and kept everyone smiling the whole time. Ted kept the honeymoon location a secret until they were in the airport, where they flew off to Puerto Rico. Congratulations, Elyse & Ted!

To see more photographs of this wedding, please visit our facebook album.

Brian & Valerie- Union Station Engagement

This past weekend we worked with Brian and Valerie at North Avenue beach and Union Station.  The two met through a mutual friend last year when Brian moved to Chicago.  Their mutual friend put Brian in touch with Valerie to help him find a neighborhood in Chicago, but to Brian's surprise he found more than neighborhood to live in.  Brian and Valerie are getting married next September in Mexico.  Best wishes to you both!

Kaylee Reneigh

Kaylee is always so much fun to photograph.  She is always smiling and now that she is crawling, she is dying to get her hands on my camera! 

Tyler and Grace New Orleans Style

Tyler and Grace were married October 30, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisianna.  The day started out pouring down rain, but luckily the sky cleared up for a beautiful fall evening wedding.  

Following the wedding, the party moved to a local jazz hall for an amazing New Orleans style dinner and some live music.

The best part of the night was the traditinal New Orleans second line.  Everyone in at the party was up and out of their seats marching around the room swinging their napkins in the air.  This definetly got the party started.

Tyler and Grace were definetly a lot of fun to work with, which may be easy to tell by their photos.

Luckily the left the next day for their honeymoon cruise in Europe!

Best Wishes to Tyler and Grace!

Cheers,

Heather DeCamp