Krista + Pat's Wedding, 10 Nov 12 | Rochester NY Wedding Photography
I was so honored to close out my 2012 wedding season with Krista and Pat. They and their family and friends were so much fun.. it makes my job easy as a wedding photographer. They held their ceremony at the Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Webster, NY. We headed to the lakeside for some awesome portraits, then headed to their hoppin reception at the Italian American Community Center in Rochester (as of the publishing of this blog post, the IACC's website has music that auto-plays, be warned ;) The ladies prepared themselves in the basement of the church in Webster, where I was able to document some great moments.
Krista reads a touching letter from Pat prior to heading down the aisle.
Proud moment for dad!
Beautiful church.
Happy congratulations at the receiving line
Ladies having some fun ;)
The maid of honor, Margot, flew in from Ireland to be part of the wedding.
Epic wedding bridal party group portraits along Lake Ontario shore
With the light fading, we headed over to the IACC
Pat is a superhero for watching over Krista, says Margot ;)
In lieu of a guest book, Krista and Pat put out blank Christmas ornaments on a table for guests to sign and add some well-wishes.
1st dance
Drink up!
We snuck out for some night time portraits
Since Krista and Pat came from New Jersey, they were unable to do an engagement shoot with me. Krista's grandmother couldn't make the wedding. They planned a visit to her nursing home in Syracuse the next day, and for their 'engagement' photos we did a mini-family portrait session. The whole event was so very touching. Krista's grandmother was deeply moved by the gesture of seeing her son walk Krista down the aisle and in her wedding gown, even though she couldn't make the ceremony the day before.
High fives for the twins!
One of my favorite photos from 2012.
The champagne was a little stronger than she expected ;)
Thank you for letting me be a part of your day, Krista and Pat, and for letting me get to know your family a little better the next day.
-- Andrew