Sep
2/11
Tim & Elizabeth
Congratulations my friends!
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- This week it’s Elizabeth and Tim. Two of the happiest people I’ve ever met.
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- Rush, rush, rush. With rain in the sky and time quickly ticking away it was time to get a move on for the girls.
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- The boys, meanwhile, were still making time to be classy individuals.
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- Ceremony time. Tim looks all choked up because he is and who wouldn’t be. Elizabeth looks stunning!
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- A quick candid and a snap outside the church at the request of the bride and groom.
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- Our first stop of the day was Kent. Backstory: The bride and groom worked and met (and fell in love) at Kent. So obviously, we’re going to Kent for pictures!
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- Tim worked in the yard so the boys dressed him up in his old had and hi-vi vest.
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- Smoochin’ on cash 2
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- After Kent and inbetween the rain drops we ducked downtown on our way to Quidi Vidi.
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- Elizabeth is a huge fan of “Republic of Doyle” and wouldn’tyaknowit, but there is the main man himself filming right next to where were doing pictures. Read all about this encounter in my MisterPhotographer blog by clicking the link on the right.
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- At last! Quidi Vidi. This shot overlooking the gut.
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- The lovely bride and groom gazing into each others eyes.
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- On the left are the boys looking lewd, well at least trying to.
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- Jump. I know the whole “get-the-bridal-party-to-jump” thing is a bit long in the tooth but sometimes you just have to test their abilities.
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- And the reception and what a time was had.
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- Cutting of the cake.
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- First dance! Horray!
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- And then things got a little silly, didn’t they.
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- Silly.
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- This was Tim, saving a horse. (save a horse, ride a cowboy)
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- It reads “HOT 4 TEACHER” (elizabeth is a teacher).
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- Tim works offshore, hence the attire here. T.Slice is his nickname.
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- There was a funny moment when Tim popped up from beneath Elizabeth’s dress, with a strange look on his face, wondering where the garter was. He couldn’t find it.
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- Then the shots happened.
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- Like father, like son.
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- Finally, after all of that commotion it was relaxin’ time for the bride and groom.
