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Tim and Tammy






Last is Tim and Tammy's 25th anniversary party. What a blessing to be a part of this event. You could tell the guest genuinely loved and adored the couple and the feeling was obviously mutual. Tim and Tammy displayed just as much adoration for their friends and family. It is quite sad actually how I came to be there photographer. When planning there wedding 25 years ago, an awesome photographer was priority to the couple. They realized that your wedding photo's are one of the only things that will remain forever and capturing that special day with gorgeous photo's is an expense no bride ever regrets. The couple spent money on a very good photographer, and right before their wedding, the photographer canceled for another job! Needless to say there last minute hire didn't do them any justice and there wedding photo's were hidden away to be seen by few. Needless to say the couple jumped at the chance to get dressed up and have professional photo's taken. I only hope that I gave them portraits they will cherish.

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