Thursday, September 3rd, 2015
daylen + david / chester county wedding
This was a fun one. Daylen and Dave have a very easy-breezy casual air about them, which I love. Their prep and reception were at one of my favorite venues, Radnor Hunt, an old Chester County farmstead and oldest operating fox hunt in the United States. After their First Look and pictures around the property, we dashed off to the Downingtown Friends Meetinghouse for their 2pm Quaker ceremony. Though I wasn’t permitted to take pictures inside the meetinghouse during the actual ceremony, I was able to sneak a few shots through the front door keyhole.
Highlights for me included the following:
1. the coolest ‘groom details’ ever, consisting of beautiful silver and turquoise jewelry belonging to David’s late grandfather
2. visiting the horses in the stables with Daylen and Dave at sunset
3. their awkward-in-the-best-way-possible first dance. I couldn’t stop laughing, and neither could anyone else
For the complete gallery of Daylen + David’s wedding, click here.
Second shooting by the lovely Laurie Velitskovich. Thanks Laurie!
Thank you so much for capturing such beautiful photos from the day, Annie! You were a true pleasure to work with and a very positive presence throughout the day. I would recommend any couple to have you there for their wedding if they want a stress-free experience while still capturing all of the photos they want. The pictures are beautiful and I look forward to working with you in the future!
Thank you,
Amy
Event Planner
J Scott Catering
Thanks Amy, I enjoyed working with you, too!
Thanks Colleen, I appreciate your kindness. It was my pleasure, indeed.
Annie,
These pictures are wonderful! I especially love the picture through the keyhole of Daylen and Dave as they sat in the meetinghouse, waiting to take their vows. You did an excellent job, and you are a top-notch photographer!
Thank you so very much for capturing these memories from Daylen and Dave’s big day! It was a pleasure to meet you and to have you record one of the happiest days of our lives.
Sincerely,
Colleen Moore, mother of the bride