For many couples, Grand Central is the perfectly lovely indoor alternative in case of rain. This fabulous British couple, however, decided to marry in Grand Central because they just love Grand Central. I do too. They looked so sharp and elegant and joyous on their wedding day, and it was a delight to participate in their ceremony!
Over the past three months, I accumulated lots of images. I took at least one photo from well over half of my ceremonies. Originally, I wanted to post an image per each day of winter. Now, I do not wish to wait to post. So over the next month or two, I will share lots of images from my archive. In January and February, when I tend to marry no more than fifteen couples rather than twenty-five per month, I plan on starting a photo album with tiny prints labeled. In addition to the hand-written collection of vows and stories from each couple I began last week, I think these two books will be amazing records. If I ask to take your photo, it is just to have something personal to remember you -- out of affection!
Taken for fun by me, all images on my site come from old manual Minoltas with prime lenses using mostly Ilford films. If interested in my services as your celebrant, please e-mail Judie@GetMarriedNY.com with your names, as well as the place, date, and time of your ceremony.
The question is not "with whom do you wish to spend hours of sunshine, laughter, and pleasures" but, rather, "with whom do you wish to spend days of illness, melancholia, and troubles." If it is the person standing by your side, you are ready to marry.
Taken for fun by me, all images on my site come from old manual Minoltas with prime lenses using mostly Ilford films. If interested in my services as your celebrant, please e-mail Judie@GetMarriedNY.com with your names, as well as the place, date, and time of your ceremony.
