Sarah wrote: “I love this picture of us because it is truly us. Him being goofy and making me laugh. That’s why I married this man! He is so incredible and I enjoy this picture so much.”
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I had such a great time with Sarah and Chad’s wedding party this past Saturday that I HAD to post a few pics asap. We all snuck out of the reception for some silly fun outside the Burdette Park Discovery Lodge. Such a great group! More photos of the whole event to follow soon.
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I can’t say enough about how gorgeous this wedding was, I could have done a long blog post about the decor alone! Stefanie and Greg were married lakeside behind the beautiful New Harmony Inn. The couple met working on a cruise ship together, Greg is Greek and his mother and a few other relatives were...
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Sarah and Dustin exchanged vows at St. John Catholic Church in Daylight, IN. It could not have been a lovelier Spring day and Sarah was one of the most calm and serene brides I’d ever seen. We had a lot of time before the ceremony to take lots of photos or her in her finery....
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Julie and Dan’s wedding day was a gorgeous affair with sunshine, emotion, lots of fun and a few surprises too! After a sweet, tearful meeting with Julie’s dad, after he saw her in her dress for the first time, there was the beautiful ceremony in St. Boniface Catholic Church. Then, the wedding party made their...
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October 23, 2010 - 10:06 pm
Nice and full of life pictures. Wonderful wedding, inspiring.
Catherine and Greg were married outdoors at the beautiful Riverwalk in Jasper, IN. The rain teased us all day, so Catherine did a pre-wedding, non- rain dance with her cute pink umbrella and it worked! The sun came out for the ceremony and it was clear for the rest of the day. The nearby Jasper City Mill...
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June 21, 2010 - 10:18 am
Nice job, Miss Jeannie! My favourite is the one with the pink parasol (or is it an umbrella?)
June 23, 2010 - 5:40 pm
Love her emotion in that ceremony shot! Great job!
Downtown Evansville is a popular spot that many of my couples choose as the setting for their engagement sessions. There are so many great places to shoot, just within walking distance. Mindy and Chad met me on Main St. and we walked around & ducked into an alley or two for a cool photo. The shoot...
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I met Whitney and Tyson in downtown Evansville on a lovely Sunday evening to take some photos around downtown and the riverfront. There are endless little places/alleys/doorways to get great shots with an “urban Evansville” feel to them. At the very end of the session we caught the low, golden light of the setting sun–beautiful!...
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St. Joseph Catholic Church on Evansville’s West side was the beautiful setting for Kerri and Brett’s wedding ceremony. I have always loved the robin’s egg blue color of church walls. The church steeple is so tall, I had to lie on the ground to get in all in a photo!Kerri and her family made hundreds of...
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It was a lovely day for an engagement session (or “e-session” for short, or “e-sesh” for even shorter) at Audubon Park. Raven and Jesse donned their colorful, spring-y garb and we hiked around the park, stopping now and then to capture them chatting and cuddling–even over the trunk of Raven’s cool car! Thanks for a...
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Evansville’s Old Courthouse was the scene for the wedding and reception of Ashley and Jess. The timeless (restored!) elegance of the building served as a lovely backdrop for this special event. Ashley did all the flowers and decor herself–I thought it looked like a professional job! Ashley’s 2 bridesmaids and Jess’s sister are also called...
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June 23, 2010 - 6:21 pm
Gorgeous Wedding!
June 23, 2010 - 6:21 pm
ps. I particually love the dip shot!
2009 was a very busy year for Equinox Photography! I wanted to share some of my personal favorites from my weddings, so I had this super cool slideshow made. I’d like to express a warm thank you to all of my brides and grooms from last year. I was honored to be chosen as your...
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Do you have any idea what you’re doing? We need to talk, get a cup of coffee and read on… See the couple in the image above? They were married a LONG time ago. Back in the days where, when you got married, they took one photo. One. These two probably had a lot of...
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January 15, 2010 - 3:36 pm
What a great article Jeannie!
Really hits home how important wedding photographs can be for future generations.
Thanks.
Scott.
January 16, 2010 - 9:33 am
Beautiful article, Jeannie. Very inspiring. Thanks for posting!
January 17, 2010 - 2:36 pm
I would like to say Jeannie is a dear friend of mine and the most amazing photographer I have ever seen, I chose years ago to have Jeannie as my Bridesmaid in my wedding rather than my photographer. Although I don’t regret for a minute her being in my wedding because I love her dearly. I do regret not having her as my photographer, I went the cheap route and got burned, my photographer picked up and moved out of state after my wedding and I had to take him to court to get the pictures I ordered and paid for because he had lost my pictures. It all turned out well in the end I did get my pictures, but most were not what I has asked for and were not well done. So if I had to do it all again, Jeannie and Equinox Photography would and always will be my first choice for photographs. Jeannie you are amazing.
January 18, 2010 - 11:04 am
Thank you, Scott, Zofia and Angie. And Angie, it was an honor to stand up with you on your wedding day. I remember being pretty angry for you when your photographer didn’t deliver your photos and you had to go through all that craziness to get them.
One thing I’d like to recommend to couples is that it is totally ok to ask for references from your wedding photographer. That way, you can hear from their past clients and how they felt about their experience.
January 20, 2010 - 10:50 am
Great post, Jeannie. And I am in LOVE with that final image. Gorgeous!
“This picture is just really fun. I think it really shows our personalities. I remember that Michael Jackson was playing when we were slow dancing under the rotunda. We knew guests were watching us from a floor up, but it felt like we were the only two people in the world.” Rachel and Brad
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