It felt like yesterday when I met with Jina and Daniel at a local cafe to discuss their wedding plans. When I first met Jina and Daniel, I immediately knew they were very kind-hearted and sweet people. Being a photographer isn’t an easy job, especially when you have to lug around all your equipment all day and stay quick on your feet to capture those special moments that pass so quickly. I may be in good shape, but what kept me going all day was Jina’s care package. I’ve provided many brides with a list of items for their wedding day “must-haves” kit, but this is the first time I’ve received a kit in return. It was a special care package full of snacks and drinks and other goodies to keep my energy going. This was such a considerate gesture and so greatly appreciated!
On top of this, Jina is very creative and gifted. With her expertise skills in professional make-up artistry, Jina did her own make-up for the wedding and for her five bridesmaids. She also touched up everyone’s hair before the wedding. Jina also handcrafted many details for their wedding, from the hand-made wedding invitations to flower arrangements. Jina really proved to be a true artist. Not to mention, there is something so memorable and meaningful to being hands-on and deeply involved in every aspect of your wedding day.
The wedding ceremony and reception was held at Chateau La Mer, a waterfront-catering hall with an elegant atmosphere. Set on the waters of the Great South Bay in Long Island, it was a beautiful backdrop for a couple that spends a lot of time out at sea. We already know from Jina and Daniel’s engagement session that they love fishing. I almost start to wonder whether Jina and Daniel would cast a rod right into the water if we had a few extra hours to spare.
To Jina and Daniel – Congratulations again and wish you both a lifetime of happiness. It was truly a pleasure to get to know you both during this time and to be a part of your special day as your photographer.
very innovative photography………