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Dana Point, California, Destination Reception – Aubrey & Kaiao

April 19, 2011 California

We have a bit of a twist for you today here at Wholly Matrimony. Today we are featuring the awesome wedding reception, yea that’s right, I said reception, of Aubrey and Kaiao that was held at the Salt Creek Grille in Dana Point, California. Aubrey and Kaiao were married in their home state of Hawai’i [...]

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Can’t I Have My Uncle Photograph My Wedding?

May 22, 2009 Photography

Considering having your family member or friend photograph your wedding? You might want to think twice about doing that, and this post shares lots of the reasons why.
“Weddings are a “live” event where just about anything can and will happen to throw a wrench into the schedule. A professional wedding photographer knows this and can [...]

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Grabbing for the Garter!

March 20, 2009 Photography

The guys never seem very thrilled about being hauled out to the dance floor for the garter toss. As a photographer, I’ve seen many garters just fall to the floor as all the guys take a step backwards to avoid it. Sometimes it is funny, but most of the time it is just sad.
As I [...]

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Planning a Photogenic Wedding – Part 3

August 8, 2008 Photography

Today’s post is part three of a three part series, courtesy of Darbi G. of Darbi G. Photography. Darbi is a recent bride in addition to being a wedding photographer herself. This gives her a very unique perspective on wedding planning. You can find her blog here.

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Planning a Photogenic Wedding – Part 2

August 7, 2008 Photography

Today’s post is courtesy of Darbi G. of Darbi G. Photography. Darbi is a recent bride in addition to being a wedding photographer herself. This gives her a very unique perspective on wedding planning. You can find her blog here. Stacy Reeves of Dallas, Texas provided the wedding photographs.
Be sure to read part 1 [...]

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