Sharon and Keith, Page #2

These are some of my favorite photos from the ceremony. So much emotion is shown in the photos: the anxious bride watching the beginning of the ceremony; the groom sharing a (probably nervous) laugh with the pastor; the shy flower girl.

The wind blew hard during the service, and when the musician's sheet music was blown off the music stand, it was the groom who jumped up to quickly retrieve the paper.

You'll notice I chose close-ups of the processional. I took full length photos of the flower girl and bride on their way down the aisle, but felt the close up photographs focused more on their faces and the emotions they were experiencing.

These three images show the wedding party during the minister's address, as well as the kiss, and the recessional. Each wedding ceremony is different based upon the minister and couple being married - which is why it is so important for the photographer to make sure they are informed of the ceremony's flow. 

The Guests. A crucial part of an intimate, outdoor wedding held at a Colorado resort is the family and close friends that are present.

The upper left photo would be great with a title of "contemplation".

The photo in the upper right hand corner is a good picture to zoom in on (by clicking it).  This is the bride's sister-in-law (who was also the wedding coordinator) shedding several tears during the ceremony.