Wedding season is in full swing for us, as Rosalie and Joe’s wedding was our 4th wedding in 4 days. Â A lot of people might assume we are tired after four straight days of shooting, but that’s simply not true. Â In fact, I love shooting and could probably shoot every day. Â I can’t exactly say the same thing for editing, lol.
Rosalie and Joe were married at the Clearwater Beach Rec Center. Â This was our second time shooting there, but we were surprised and happy to see they have renovated the ballroom area. I really enjoy this venue, as it has a couple really nice spots for photos, and it doesn’t hurt that everything is in very close proximity:) Â We did, however, take a quick trip down to the beach near sunset time. Â Although we didn’t get the greatest sunset, we were able to capture some great photos on the beach. Â During their engagement shoot, we started at the park and then rode together in Joe’s car to the beach for sunset photos. Everything was going great until Joe got a flat on the way:( Â They were great sports about it, so I’m glad we were able to make it to the beach without any car trouble on their wedding day, lol.
Here’s a little secret about me: Â I go into every wedding trying to predict who (if anyone) is going to cry. Â After doing this for over 12 years now, I’ve gotten pretty good. I’m not perfect, but more often than not I get it right. This wedding was no exception. Â As soon as Rosalie started walking in, I immediately turned my attention to Joe, who I correctly predicted would be crying. It really is one of my favorite moments of a wedding to see the groom get emotional when seeing his wife.
Here is some of our favorite images: