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Sesnon House Wedding

Posted on 29 July 2010 | No responses

Peter and Jennifer had a short first experience together.  Not too long after they met, they were separated by life.  He flew off to Iraq to serve for this country and she went the opposite direction to Japan.  You really can’t get much further than that.
Well, distance was nothing for these two.  Even after two tours in Iraq and a long distance apart, they still made it past and found each other again.   Even school challenges couldn’t get in the way as we saw on the wedding day.  Jennifer had an exam the day before the wedding and another final exam 2 days after the wedding.  Some brides stress about their wedding day.  Can you imagine what it is like to have 2 exams and wedding?  What a trooper.
The wedding went off without a hitch in the outdoor setting of the Sesnon house in Aptos.  The theme of the wedding worked around Jennifer’s connections with the berry world.  She had fresh berries around the cake and berry jams as wedding favors for all the guests.  My mouth waters just thinking back to the day.
To get away for a short period, we raced over with the couple and the Maid of Honor down to the beach to get in some photos.  So much for “getting away”! We found ourselves surrounded completely by thousands of people.  It was perfect beach weather and everyone else thoughts so too.  However, a quick eye from the top of the cliff spotted an unmanned pop up tent block parting of the oceanfront.  We raced over and to our surprise had a little nook of the beach to ourselves as we snapped some photos.

Hair: Lumar 4 Hair – Lupe R. Flores

DJ:  Music Now





Hyatt Regency, Santa Clara Wedding

Posted on 23 July 2010 | 6 responses

What do you get when you mix an Assyrian with a Mexican?  Assyrxican? Mexrian?  Nope, you get the amazingly fun couple of Bernadet & Jason on their wedding day.  The super polite Jason took the hand of the ever smiling Bernadet at the St. James Orthodox church in Milpitas.  It’s a smaller church in which they filled the place to the back and out the door.  I am sure they never saw so many people gathered in one place.  And why not, these two draw you in with their constant happiness.

After the ceremony, we took a drive out to Santana Row where we took a stroll around some of their favorite places including Sino which was the location of their first date.  Even the artist that drew a picture of them on their first date was there in the same place on their wedding day.  One fun stop was at Priscilla of Boston which was where she purchased her dress.  The people there were nice allowing us to take a few shots including one where the mannequin in the window was replaced by the real bride. All the people walking by on the streets were amazed at how beautiful of a model Bernadet was standing in the window.

The reception was out of this world.  Walking into the room, the hall was lit up with shades of blue lighting showering the outside walls and chandeliers.  Every table was topped with an amazing bouquet of flowers and the cake was like a stair case of sugary deliciousness.  My teeth hurt just looking at that cake.  Because of the multi-cultural wedding, the two planned a little flavor from each of their homelands.  A Mariachi band played at the reception area while a Persian band brought out the dancing on the dance floor.  Masood the DJ then mixed in the music for the night.

Wedding Gown: Priscilla of Boston

Floral Design: Bloomsters

Cake: Sugar, Butter, Flour

Lighting: Enhanced Lighting and Sound

Videography: HD Video Memories

Music:

1. Mariachi Trio – Serenades Direct – 408-807-9446

2. Edmond Ternian

3. Masood - DJ Zeus





History Club of Los Gatos Wedding

Posted on 23 July 2010 | 7 responses

Can you say “Hey Mr. & Mrs. Dj”.  We can now!!  Say hello to the newest cutest couple on the block, Rich & Silvi.  You may recognize him as the famous “Hey Mr. DJ” or by his voice on the radio.  You may recognize Silvi if you were a student in her Spanish class or enjoyed a run down the Los Gatos Creek Trail.  Rich has helped make so many wedding couples enjoy their wedding day by playing the sweet sounds of music and now it was his turn to experience it himself.  Silvi came to the U.S. from Spain to enjoy California life for a bit, but wound being snatched up by one of the funniest men in the Bay Area.  Both of these two have a comical wit and contagious smile that you just can’t get enough of.

In a small private ceremony with only the closest of family and friends, these two said their heart felt vows to each other with a comical twist to help reel in the tears of happiness.  After they walked down the aisle arm in arm, they enjoyed a traditional Spanish dish of Paella made in one of the largest frying pans ever seen.  Another treat of the night was that Rich & Silvi decided to use their guest’s first dance songs from their own weddings as the music played all night.  Even our first dance song, U2′s “One” played out for us.

A big congratulations to the two of them.  They are an amazing couple and have a fun future ahead of them.





Family Portraits at Lands End, San Francisco

Posted on 22 July 2010 | No responses





Half Moon Bay Engagement Session

Posted on 20 July 2010 | No responses

Julie & Jason found each other even though they both lived at different parts of the world. She is from California and he is from England. They now live in London and are planning their wedding next August here in San Francisco.

For their engagement session we went to Half Moon Bay. It was pretty chilly that July afternoon but we still had tons of fun and bet their tiny chiuaua Sasha did too.





Katie & Anthony’s Garden Wedding

Posted on 19 July 2010 | No responses

Katie & Anthony were planning to get married this October. They came to our studio along with Katie’s parents and we hit it off right away with them since they are all really fun loving and nice people.  Out of the blue one day, a phone call came with a great message that Katie and Anthony were pregnant.  So they rescheduled their wedding day four months earlier to the Fourth of July weekend.

Their wedding took place outside in a backyard setting at their parents house where it was completely designed out with umbrellas to protect from the sun during the ceremony to decorative lights and candles for the night time dancing.  A surprise moment of the night was when one of the singers from Phantom of the Opera came out just to sing to them.  There wasn’t a dry eye in the crowd after he melodically sang several favorite songs to them.

Coordinator:  Miranda from Divine Affairs Event Design

Floral Design: Ingela Floral Design

Rentals: Stuart Rental

Catering: Crunch Catering

DJ: Mark Haggarty  from Dennon & Doyle





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