Juliya and Adam’s big day at Casa de la Vista on Treasure Island was a beautiful celebration of love and culture. Juliya was simply stunning, Adam looked equally handsome, and we had a blast being with them on their wedding day.
On the way to Treasure Island we stopped at one of our favorite spots in the city for a portrait session: the Hills Brother’s building! With an overcast sky, the light was just perfect and we couldn’t get a bad shot of these two.
The outdoor ceremony at Casa de la Vista was followed by a lively reception indoors which included toasts, live music, and even a team of dancers. Check out some of our faves!
We found this perfect spot for Juliya at the Campton Place Hotel’s lobby:
We love seeing people in love!
Adam’s umbrella had some serious style!
The dance performers were amazing!
We walked outside just before the night’s end to capture these shots in front of the Bay Bridge:
Woo hooo!!! We were thrilled to be a part of this beautiful day. Congratulations to Juliya and Adam!!! We wish you many, many long years of happiness.
Thanks for your patience everybody as we prepared this wonderful wedding for sharing with you. We had an amazing photography workshop with Mindy Sonshine during the first half of this week and we now finally have a chance to blog Rimma and Mark’s Mexico destination wedding!
The gorgeous event took place near Tulum, which is just about an hour south of Cancun. We had a great time getting to know the area in the days prior to and following the wedding and even had a chance for a couple of Day-After shoots. We’ll blog more about those soon, but for now we hope you enjoy the photo slideshow from this destination wedding:
As many of you know, we just came back from Mexico, happy and swine-flu free :) Rimma and Mark’s destination wedding was just perfect: very much laid back and elegant in every way. Their wedding took place near the town of Tulum and we also had a couple of photo shoots with the bride and groom outside of their wedding day. We roamed through the jungles and ancient ruins, took pictures in a tiny beach town, and finished off by getting soaked in the ocean. Rimma and Mark were awesome models, eager to do crazy stuff, and go along with our sometimes wild ideas. In a word, it was FUN!
We still have hundreds of photos to go through and we’ll be posting much more of Mexico on the blog soon, but for now, here are some portrait highlights from the actual wedding day:
We have a beautiful San Francisco engagement session to go on the blog next. Have a great Monday everyone!
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