Category Archives: weddings

Nothing like a warm, sunny California day in December for a wedding! These two were married at St. Hilary’s in Tiburon followed by quite a party at the Outdoor Art Club in Mill Vally, one of my favorite spots. Nicole … Continue reading →

Jessica and Steve had a rocking wedding. The day started at Jessica’s childhood home in Fairfax, then on to the ceremony at St. Anselm Church, followed by the party at Meadow Club. The dance floor was the place to be: … Continue reading →

It was nice to see a lot of familiar faces at Carrice and Mark’s wedding. I photographed her sister Stacey’s wedding in St. Louis two years ago. Carrice chose to get married in San Francisco, at the DeYoung which is … Continue reading →

Lauren and Josh are two very sweet people. And I’m not alone in knowing this. Family and friends traveled far and wide to support them in a big way on their Big Day. They aren’t from the Bay Area, and … Continue reading →

It was great working with Sumi and Sam. They put on a fantastic event at the Dawn Ranch Lodge in Guerneville, Calif. Most of the guests stayed there, turning the wedding into a festive event that went on all weekend. The wedding … Continue reading →

It has been a strange year weather-wise in northern California. When I first started talking with Jack and Ivy about their wedding, the threat of rain never crossed my mind for their June ceremony. But the forecast did indeed call … Continue reading →

It was such a delight to work with Karen and Cort. They are both so sweet and gracious, even thanking their vendors by name in a toast during the reception. Very nice. After the prep shots at the Hotel Drisco … Continue reading →

Carla and David were married at Blackie’s Pasture in Tiburon, the site of their first date. They had a lovely, short and sweet ceremony surrounded by their closest family and friends.

My great friends and colleagues, Natasha of Waterlily Pond floral design studio and Daniel of DAS Design, pulled together their Bolinas wedding in a matter of weeks but they put on an event that felt like it took a year … Continue reading →