Audrey and Spencer were married in a beautiful ceremony at St. Marks. We have worked at the church before, but its beauty never ceases to amaze me! And the lighting is great, which as videographers, we are a little greedy!
Congrats are for Meredith and Danny! The two were married at Riverchase UMC, with the reception at Ross Bridge.
So I am a little behind on this blog, but please bear with me as I try to log in all we have done so far in May. And I still need to upload video for several of these posts!!!
Krista, what an amazing woman! I loved her the first time we spoke on the phone. I was so glad that we got to be a part of her wedding to a great guy, Barry. They were not just bride and groom getting married, they were joining two families. Barry had an 11-year old, Krista a 4 year old, both from previous marriages. (Don't quote me on those ages - I am doing this from memory and if you know me, then you know that there is a reason that I write everything down!!). It was very important for this couple to include their daughters in the wedding. And it was beautiful! Such a beautiful family, inside and out!
Vanessa came to us last minute needing a wedding videographer. She had hired a "national" videography company that turned out to be a scam! I was very glad that we were able to help her out! Most people have never hired a videographer before their wedding day - they don't know what/who to look for. It can be a little overwhelming.
I don't know about any of you, but I am so tired of hearing the doom and gloom from the media. I have always been a positive person and I hope that I will stay that way. I am not ignorant to the fact that there are many that have lost their jobs; I do hope that those people find employment very soon.
We had the privilege of being a part of a wonderful wedding on Friday. Kristi, the manager of Shoezy Q in Homewood, always wanted a beautiful wedding. Zach is a true Army guy, doing whatever was necessary to join the Green Berets. With the help from the finest (!) Birmingham Wedding Professionals, they were able to exchange their wedding vows in front of their closest family and friends at The Rucker Place. You would have never known that they only had approximately two months to plan the entire wedding!
Jordan & Justin might have come into our lives quickly, but it will take a long time before we forget their truly spectacular wedding! We were working/visiting at a friend's wedding on Friday, April 3 when I got a call from Beverly at Engaging Celebrations. She was in a panic and needed a videographer for the following afternoon/evening. Anyone that has ever met John or I knows that we will always do whatever we can to help someone. So knowing that we already had a small event that night, I called in our troops. Within 5 minutes, we had everything arranged so that Jordan & Justin would have a first-class wedding video. I have to say, that to date, that was the shortest booking we have ever had!
And what a great night it turned out to be. The ceremony was held in front of over 400 guests at the Sonnet House. It was a beautiful ceremony! The details that were included in the wedding were amazing! It really did seem that everything that was important to the bride and groom were represented at the wedding. Everyone had such a great time at the reception dancing to Groove Daddy!
I have to conclude with kudos to Beverly. That was one of the most organized events we have ever worked. For the last minute videographers to know everything about the wedding a good 18 hours before arriving says a lot about Beverly and her company.
So yesterday was the big day - Will is 2! Like a great mom, I made his favorite breakfast, Chocolate Chip Muffins! We had set up his new train table the night before, so after breakfast he walked into the den and there it was! So much fun! He jumped up and down when he saw it! Thomas, James and Percy are his favorite trains. He really enjoys running them on the track, but crashing them is also big fun. Will enjoys taking apart the track - it is not that easy to put it back together either. Admitting that it is hard to put back together is not that easy for me to do! I mean, college graduate here. Oh well.