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I was really looking forward to Cori & Rollie's wedding from the day we first met. First of all, they are quite awesome individuals with truly unique style. Second: all the action was to take place at one of my fave locations, an old grist mill on the Delaware River. Third reason was that they had something over 30 children (ranging in ages from 10 weeks to 12 years) in their wedding party... How fun is that! Did I mention all the kids were dressed in white !? Cori & Rollie's wedding was exactly as I imagined: a big garden party with super friendly vibe, attended by great Friends & Family, filled with fantastic details & fun accents... Another bonus for me was a brilliant second photographer who worked with me that day Tim Dinofa I met Tim a couple of years ago on occasion of photographing his wedding. Since then he's been mastering his craft as a very successful portrait/ wedding photographer.   Cori had a fantastic headpiece, and her gown was a bespoke creation.  Rollie, by Tim.  Limoncello toast, by Tim- I absolutely adore this image!  Prallsville Mills..  Beautiful ceremony detail:       Absolutely tempting & scrumptious food and drink by Dish Catering     Ice cream stand with many great flavors.. I heard that banana peanut butter was most popular!  That was one non traditional wedding cake...  Cori, distributing gifts to children. Each bag had screen printed name of the recipient.     Kids, by Tim:     Dancing, by Tim:   Cori & Rollie, everything was absolutely fantastic, Thank You for having us!!
Joe and Iris got married in Oakdale, Long Island, NY on May 30. It was such a perfect day- the couple, friends and family, gorgeous locations and fantastic weather. Their reception was held at Bourne MansionThe night, beautifully bathed in pink light, was full of great emotions & fun moments. My friend & very talented artist Nadine Rovner joined me that day, and captured many amazing images (shoes, groomsmen, bubble exit & black and white portrait of Iris and Joe featured in this post, amongst others). Amazing Felicia of Glamorous Affairswas a wedding planner for this event and she deserves a huge credit for making it so glamorously stylish! Last, but not least, I had pleasure of working with a fantastic video company Timeless Films These guys were capturing events in such unique fashion, from a very cool perspective, I am actually really excited to see the video when it is complete. Dear Iris & Joe- thank you for such an amazing experience to be a part of your day!Best of luck in your new life together in Hong Kong!                               
The contest has just been resolved! Thank You to all who sent e-mails, voted and shared their opinions on the presented images. By the vast majority of votes image #1 is the winner and it will go on my new business card! The person who gets the movie is Scott Dick - CONGRATULATIONS Scott! Please contact me back with your address details so I can mail the prize your way! Everybody else - Thank You for helping me choose THE image!
Dear friends, brides, photographers, readers! Which of the following photos should go on David's new business card and be considered for future marketing materials? Please vote via e-mail now and if you send your opinion in by June 30, 12:00pm(ET) you will be entered for a drawing of "Slumdog Millionaire" on DVD - an absolutely fantastic movie with the best cinematography a person can possibly imagine! (update: if you don't like SM or already own it please send in a name of one current movie that you would like to have and it will be your prize if you win!) Sending an e-mail only takes a few seconds and your DVD player will love playing this amazing movie for you over and over so please VOTE! Which one of the below images feels the most 'cinematic' to you?!? #1:  #2:  #3:  #4:  #5:  #6: 
On a sunny June Saturday I arrived to Ruthie's Parents house, and was greeted by a beautiful family Labrador, all decked out in his festive wedding attire. Ruthie was such a very sweet, gorgeous and totally relaxed bride! David Mielcarek (who shot this wedding with me) and I had great time documenting Ruthie & Michael's first moments they saw each other at the Temple, followed by a fun and high energy session at a local playground and Temple grounds (R + M, thank you for being great sport and trusting our wild ideas! :) As the day progressed, and Ruthie along with Michael were signing the Ketubah, there was lots of emotional moments, and few happy tears. After a Jewish ceremony, full of fascinating symbolism, and hauntingly beautiful readings and blessings, we enjoyed a great reception at Westin Governor Morris. Ruthie & Michael along with Both Families- we had an absolute blast - Thank You for having us!                          
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