Via Valencia. Yep, that’s how I know Jason. We go WAY back. We lived across the street from each other from the time I was in Kindergarten-the summer before 3rd grade. I remember plenty of nights running a muck. You know back the day, how children from a neighborhood were like a tiny gang and could pretty much just run around. I wish I knew then just how magical that ideal was. Jason and I ended up at the same middle school and high school, but must’ve run in different crowds by then. We reconnected via FB leading up to our high school reunion. When he and Lindsay got engaged, it wasn’t long before Jason inquired via Facebook Message.
It was super fun for me to meet Lindsay and hear about their plans for the wedding. Jason and I have the common denominator of losing our Dads and Lindsay’s whole vintage, laid back vibe helped us form a instant connection which we built on during their engagement session at White Rock Lake. This wedding truly represents the key factor that all my clients have in common. Photography is really important to them. They weren’t having a huge wedding, but they knew this was the one area, where having someone who cared about their day on a more personal level was important. I was honored to be chosen for the job. It was quite surreal to be there for such a momentous occasion for someone I knew when I was 5 years old.
Here are a few of my favorite moments.
I’m always impressed with tropper MOH’s…who are preggers. I think this one captures Lindsay’s goofy spirit!
Whoa. We grew up. I remember Jason as looking like the 5 year old version of this guy!
I was pretty far away when this moment occurred, but Jason spotted his older brother who recently survived a bad accident and made it to the wedding. It was a special moment for him to see him there.
Right before their trip down the aisle.
Lindsay walked with both her brother and Dad.
I always love how a couple looks at each other right after the ceremony.
This cutey pie wasn’t a fan of all the loud cheering.
My favorite cake topper ever. Couldn’t be a more perfect fit for them!
Hysterical moment in one of the funnier best man speeches. Bucky (also of our childhood street gang) stated that it would be best if all the people who had keys to Jason’s place would return them now that he’s married to Lindsay… and the parade of folks came up to return their keys.
Including the officer from outside who was there simply because they were serving alcohol.
Totally sweet moment during speeches where Jason’s Mom and Lindsay’s Mom were holding hands looking at their kids with such joy.
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