LandryAnna Designs: Sara & Jeremy!

Amazing, beautiful, perfect.... I could go on and on. Sara & Jeremy wanted several things to happen on their wedding day. A sunny day with a bright blue sky and puffy clouds! Fun photos catching them being themselves. And a meaningful religious ceremony with their friends and family who mean the most to them. THEY HAD IT ALL!
And I was honored to be a part of it all. Not to mention how stunning Sara IS and looked in her non-traditional yet gorgeous wedding dress. The Living History Farms chapel was so pretty. I really loved the setting. It was such a relaxed atmosphere and everyone was just bursting with joy. They wasn't any tension, nervousness or anxiety. They were so much fun the whole day. They even hopped out of their old fashion car on the way to the reception and jumped in with me. I was their chauffer down to the reception site. First time for that! The reception was at the Fitch Studios downtown... WOW! This was probably the coolest reception site so far. Theme had an Asian flair with chefs making sushi rolls right in front of you. And an endless food table. Origami doves hanging from the ceiling and a Sara & Jeremy art gallery on your way in. Have I mentioned this wedding/reception was AMAZING...??!
I think I ended up giving them 700 photos on their CD's - yes 700. I could have posted 200 of them! I love so many! It was so hard not too with a couple like this! Thank you Sara & Jeremy for making me such a huge part of your special day!

This is probably my most favorite photo out of all of them. I don't know why but it just takes my breath away.

They really wanted this shot. Most churches do not let you use flash during the ceremony let alone take photos from right up front. Another great thing about having your wedding in a non-traditional church. It was a free-for-all for me!

Ok, so they had 1 mishap during the ceremony. As they were lighting the unity candle the candles they were using were dripping wax all over - the candle would not light with all the wax. So Jeremy finally chose Plan B after several attempts. Good job Jeremy - it did the trick!