Timberwolf Creek Blog

Monday, June 30, 2008

June Brides!

June was a month for memorable weddings.


We started out with Ed & Edwina. It was all about family. They all gathered together at the altar and by golly everybody got married. His kids were there. His parents were there. Her nephew, all the way from Ireland, was there. And eldest son produced his blackberry and held it out by the couple during the ceremony - he had phoned Dublin and reached the bride's parents, so don't you know they were there, too. Lots of happy tears.

Next were Jerry and Jennifer. By the time this gentleman finished reading his vows - written especially for his bride - I was ready to marry him myself. They were just beautiful. As was the bride. These folks are the kind of people that make our work so fulfilling! We've made new friends, and I'm thrilled they are coming back this winter to visit some more.


What do you do when a wedding photographer gets married?
Well! You provide him with the most exquisite setting and let him work. :)

Ok, we did take a couple hundred pictures and portraits of Jacob & Jessica, but this is certainly one of my favorites.

Friday, May 30, 2008

All those springtime weddings!

Lots of brides this April and May, and don't you agree the creek is just glorious! Balmy weather and soft breezes make for a really lovely afternoon wedding ceremony by the stream. All our April and May couples were eloping. It is such an honor to be a part of their special day.

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Spring Weddings


It has been one busy spring here at Timberwolf Creek!


It all started around Easter, when Clayton & Casey, Chip & Micheala, Ray & Lori, and Mike & Beth all got married here the same week. The spring weather held for all four, amazingly enough.


Snow was predicted each day -yikes!- and we had weddings on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday. Don't you know, it was snowy and cold on Monday only.

The other four days were spectacularly beautiful, clear skies, sunny, and a balmy 70 degrees.


My brides are so blessed.


And yes, they are all my brides.

Forever. That's just how it is.