Here’s a look at a vignette from Jake and Amy’s wedding film. As tough as it was for me to shoot inside Reser Stadium in Corvallis (being a Duck fan), I think we got some pretty cool shots. Jake, Amy and their bridal party were fun to work with.
This wedding season was one of the most epic in my history of shooting wedding films. It seems that old friends were getting married off, older friends children were growing up. I had the privilege of working with one of my dearest friends, Greg & Kim Lawless, Greg was one of the first people I clicked with upon my move to Oregon, he played in a band called Adam Again that have I always admired. That was about 12 years ago, well many encouraging conversations and countless cups of dark coffee later. My wife Lorrie and I watched their kids grow up all too quickly, and then this past summer, first their daughter Kelsey, and then their son Ryan took the marital plunge all within a 48 day period. Wow!
Here are a few shots from Kelsey & Kyle’s wedding, we will post some of Ryan & Lauren’s day down the road. One of my favorite things about shooting wedding films is that every couple is different, and those differences always come through in a finished wedding film, from the music to every subtle detail. I am looking forward to hitting the editing suite for my favorite Lawless kids soon.
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We just finished up the edit of Nate and Jenna’s wedding, which we shot back in July. Here’s a couple of vignettes from their Feature.
Thought some of you may enjoy celebrating with us, as Oregon Bride Magazine voted Vivid Wedding Films “Best in the Valley” a couple of years in a row. Our main goal is to produce moving wedding films for our clients, but it is really nice as artists to get recognized once in a while for mastering our chosen craft. Thanks for all of your support over the years.
