I LOVE cherry blossoms! The flowers are only at peak bloom for a couple of days. In Spring, cherry blossom season is considered one of the greatest attractions in the capital area. People travel from all over the country just to see this beauty. As a wedding photographer, the cherry blossoms engagement session has been at the top of my list of things to do.
Emily and Chris are sweethearts and were completely natural when it came to posing. I really enjoyed getting to know them much better.
UVa is distinctive for its beauty. It’s the only college campus that is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was designed by Thomas Jefferson himself, and the Lawn (the most famous part of UVa) and the surrounding gardens are distinctive from an architectural standpoint. UVA campus holds more significance to Aida & Isaac and their relationship. The couple chose winter engagement photos, unfortunately the snow was pretty much melted on the day of photo shoot. 
Anyhow, I got some awesome photos of these two enjoying their time with each other.
It’s been a while since I blogged something about wedding. With the wedding season is coming up next month, so now it is a good start to go and look back at one rustic wedding I photographed last Fall. Despite it being definitely one of the most difficult photography jobs I can do regarding the amount of time, skill, pressure, speed and knowledge that take all wrapped in one day, one thing for sure is I always love, love, love shooting weddings. I love everything about it!
Last Fall I had the privilege of second shooting this beautiful rustic wedding at the Westwood Farm in Orange VA for my sweet friend Treneka Gross from For The Joy Photography. For some reason, we always have good chemistry shooting together. The wedding was beautiful with perfect weather and so much fun.
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