Some of the pictures you see below are courtesy of my friend and fellow photographer Steve Langdon, who 2nd-shot for me for the day. Steve is laid back and gets the job done, and I really enjoy working with him… so thanks, Steve!

This post is just a tad image-heavy, so I’m just going to jump right in.

Lauren loved the camera!

Then over to the Comcast Center for some more pictures, since Kevin works there.

Great moments… Lauren joined her parents and brother on stage and blew the doors off the place.

I’ve been to a lot of weddings, at a lot of different places, and I’ve seen more bands pack the dance floor than I can count.  But I have rarely seen a band get the crowd as excited as these guys, the Insiders.  Any band that ends the night with Toto’s “Africa” is okay in my book!

Fantastic day, Dave & Laura.  Thanks again!

Once again, thanks to Pete Malone for joining me.  He really rocked the socks off this wedding, and some of my favorite shots came from his camera.

We had the pleasure of working alongside Matt Harnick from Apogee Video Productions as well.  Great job, Matt… can’t wait to do it again.

Bro-hug!

I love this shot Pete got of Greg and his father.  These two families showed love in such tangible, affectionate ways.

The ceremony took place at Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church.

Then it was off to the Please Touch Museum for the party.  What a gorgeous event space!

Great night…  Thanks again, K+G, for letting us be a part of it!

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!

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!

Big thanks to Pete Malone who joined me, and as always, a few of the shots below are his babies.

Image on the right: I love catching moments like this… dad getting ready to go.

Kevin pretty much loved the camera. Fine with me!

Parent dances…

The cake: before & after.

Best part about the bouquet/garter toss: the reactions when the garter is being “reapplied!”

Great day, Jackie & Kevin. Thanks so much for everything!

Valerie & David, you were both a pleasure to work with… thank you for such a warm welcome!

One quick touch-up before the ceremony.

The Ballroom at the Ben looked amazing, as always.

Who likes to rock the party? Central Park likes to rock the party!

Valerie’s grandfather channelled Ol’ Blue Eyes for the father/daughter dance.

Great day, great night. Thanks again, Valerie & David!

To make things better, Pete Malone came along as well to help out (a few of the shots below are his), and we were working alongside Dave Williams and his team from CinemaCake as they put together what I’m positive will be a stellar wedding film!

We’d been keeping an eye on the weather that week… we managed to avoid any thunderstorms, but lemme tell ya, it was windy.

The ceremony was at the beautiful Our Lady Star of the Sea church.

A stolen moment on the bus.

We shot on the beach — briefly — before deciding it was simply too windy. We did manage to get a few shots by the lighthouse, though.

Then it was back to Congress Hall.

What a great end to the night…

I’m so grateful for the chance to work with you, Tiffany & Rob… enjoy your honeymoon!

Mark Gardner joined me once again … I was glad he was there, as there was simply so much going on it would have been difficult impossible for just one shooter to capture it all. Thanks Mark!

First Floor Films was also there doing the video, and Beautiful Blooms took care of the *stunning* florals. What a fantastic team to work with!

As usual, we started out as Rubina & Garo were getting ready.

An Armenian tradition… Garo had to pay to get Rubina out of the building. Mark snagged this shot below…

Oh, and did I mention it was cold enough to make a penguin beg for mercy? It was… but this couple went out for photos anyway. (Kudos, guys.)

And then back to the Loews Hotel for the reception. The 33rd floor is a great place to hold the cocktail hour.

When their band was unable to make it, R&G’s friends stepped in last minute and did a marvelous job.

Once again, Rubina & Garo… thanks for including us in your wonderful day!

Scott & Allie were a pleasure to work with… the snow didn’t deter them from pictures on the banks of the Delaware River, and I felt like part of the family. As usual, I got to work alongside of some great people… huge thanks goes out to Jen Thomas of Bud to Blossom Events… Jen is Allie’s sister-in-law, so thank you Jen for pointing Allie in my direction when she was looking for a photographer!

Brittany and her team from Petals Lane did a gorgeous job (as always), and Synergetic Sounds took care of the lighting and made the room look awesome. CTO Park Avenue made it a night to remember, and once again I need to thank Mark Gardner for coming along and 2nd shooting for me. Mark delivered fantastic images, as usual, and a couple of the shots below are from him.

Ok! On to the pictures…

Here’s one Mark took… love it!

I made a great guestbook for Allie & Scott with pictures from their engagement session!

I really like getting parents’ reactions during toasts.

And what’s a New Years Eve party without the Mummers?

Allie & Scott: Happy New Year and all the best in your new life together!