Huge thanks to Mike Landis for joining me as well! I know I can always trust Mike to bring his A game… some of the shots below are his.

L&J’s reception was at the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square, and that’s where we began the day as well.

Thanks again, Lindsey & John!

In case you’re looking for a copy on the newsstands, it’s in the Fall/Winter 2010 issue, and the cover looks like so. Congratulations, Greg & Keely!

Let’s get right to it, eh?

Laura’s sister made her bouquet… here is Laura seeing it for the first time.

The ceremony was at Doylestown Presbyterian Church, a gorgeous old building.

A moment with dad before heading down the aisle.

We then did some photos in Doylestown… Zach grew up here, so this area has a lot of meaning for them.

Then it was over to the Trenton Country Club, for some more pictures and, of course, the party.

Dreamtime from EBE kept the party hopping!

I love this shot Geoff got as Laura & Zach headed out at the end of the night.

Thanks Laura & Zach!

Mike Landis joined me again, so some of his work is mixed in with mine below. Thanks Mike!

I’m just going to get straight to the images… enjoy!

Kirsten & Seth are both rock climbers and, it’s fair to say, ripped.

Their wedding party was kinda hi-larious.

There was DANCING!

And FIREWORKS!

And SPARKLERS!

Such a fun day… thanks for everything, K&S!

I really try not to put weddings into a cookie-cutter… moments that happen at one wedding may be different from what happens at another. Capturing those unique details and moments at every wedding is what I try to do every weekend… Devon & Ken’s wedding typifies that, so I’m pleased to finally be able to share these!

Final note — Steve Langdon joined me for the day. Steve is really a talented shooter, and it’s always a privilege to have him along. Some of these pictures are courtesy of his eye, so thank you for your great work Steve!

Their first look.

The actual ceremony was at the Bryn Athyn Cathedral.

A champagne toast outside the church…

LOVE this shot Steve got of Ken’s sisters!

The family sang a song for Devon & Ken that they’ve been singing at every family wedding for years.

This really was the sort of day that makes me so glad to do what I do. Thanks for everything, Devon and Ken!

Straight into the images!

Misty from Misty Dawn Photography joined me for the day as well… she grabbed this shot below on the right of Ken getting ready (as well as a couple more below). Thanks for your help, Misty!

We headed into Old City for some shots with the wedding party.

The Union League looked spectacular, as always.

I love photographing the toasts… there’s always such great emotion.

They had a heck of a candy bar, too.

Hope you enjoy these, Jen & Ken. Thanks again for everything!

Phil Mantas joined me, and as always, some of the shots below are his. Thanks, Phil, for your hard work and beautiful shots.

Diana had a picture on her bouquet in memory of Joe’s mother.

The vows.

Diana’s brother and Joe’s sister were in the wedding party. Apologies for posting the funny faces, J+D, but sibling goofiness is too good to pass up…

We had to work quickly on the portraits, but we found some great light and worked it!

Diana & Joe were so expressive and full of life!

A toast and remembrance of Joe’s mom. Not a dry eye in the house. These are the moments I’m so privileged to witness.

“How could you?!”

I don’t remember exactly what song this was, but I’ve got a dollar that says it was “Livin’ on a Prayer.”

A truly fantastic day. Thank you so much, J&D.

Pete Malone was my partner in crime excellent photography, so thanks for all your work and fantastic images, Pete.

Pictures NOW!

Greg’s a police officer, so when one of his co-workers came by to congratulate Katie, we had to use the car for a few.

On over to St. Andrew’s in Drexel Hill for the nups.

Then into center city for some shots with Greg & Katie and their party.

It was hot. Back to the air conditioning! The party was at the gi-normous and beautiful Crystal Tea Room.

Groove Place kept the party going… This was my first time working with them, and they were impressive!

Dancing with bro.

The rings ‘n things you sing about, bring ‘em out!

And when the timing works out, it’s nice to end the evening with some photos outside. Love these!

Katie & Greg, thanks so much for having us!

Afterward, Kerri & Rick took me out for sushi. At 32 years old, this was the first time I’d ever tried it (contrary to what I may or may not have told people in the past). I liked it. A lot.

Congrats, K&R! Looking forward to your wedding!