All the hard work that went into this wedding is just jaw-dropping amazing! The entire wedding reception was held indoors to keep everyone cool on this hot summer day.

Carlos Gonzales with i2 events also oversaw the event design of Nicole’s 300-person wedding reception at the San Juan Marriott Hotel Puerto Rico. Orchids and hydrangea were submerged and piled high on top of the tables. Emily was able to get these photos at the same time I was photographing the wedding party

The candy buffet was a huge hit amongst the guests

By the time I returned, most of the escort cards were gone, so thanks again to Emily for catching this! The calligraphy is very elegant

We began the night with toasts

As Nicole and Lino met while salsa-ing, they had a spectacular, choreographed first dance that started off with Etta James’s “At Last” and then moved into a salsa number that had everyone asking for an encore! Nicole had changed into a ruffled Pronovias gown for the night

Their 4-tiered wedding cake was adorned with orchids. Also hanging off the blue drapery all around the hall were these LED-lit orchid strings

2 cool things – the wedding’s signature cocktail drink, and the between-course sorbet, which was served with LED-lit ice cubes

I was at this party until 2AM!!!! 2 musical groups, a singer, and also one of the most popular DJs in Puerto Rico kept everyone dancing all through the night – and boy, everyone here can dance!

The parents of the bride and groom tearing up the dance floor!

And also the grandmothers

Everybody had such a blast at this wedding

Nicole’s brother, Roberto, who I thought was a pretty quiet guy, had some awesome moves of his own! he also presented a choreographed dance with his girlfriend for the bride and groom

Bouquet and garter toss

One of the bridesmaids, Maria, presented a very sweet song

After midnight, this performing group surprised all the guests! Everyone donned glittery hats and masks and props

They had Nicole and Lino do a dance-off

One more inspiration board! Row 1: candy buffet, and table number labels and escort cards. Nicole hand-glittered all of the paper in this wedding!
Row 2: Cufflinks, escort cards
Row 3: Disposable cameras for each table, and the favors (hand-made soaps!). Flower detail
Thank you, thank you so much to the families for trusting me with your memories. This was an experience that I never thought could happen to me – my very first destination wedding as a wedding photographer. Nicole and Lino, whenever I look at the photos of you two, I know that you guys share something special. I wish you two nothing but the sweetest life together for years to come. Thank you for letting me be a part of it!

Vendors in this post:

Hotel: San Juan Marriott Hotel Puerto Rico & Stellaris Casino
Make-up: David Lang
Dress: Monique Lhuillier, Pronovias
Bridesmaid dresses: Vera Wang
Mother of bride dress: Pronovias
Tuxedo: Leonardo’s
Wedding planner: Viviane Fortuno
Florist and event design: Carlos Gonzales with i2 events ! inc.
Second shooter: Emily Ku Photography

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The orchids that cascaded down bridesmaids’ arms? Breathtaking. Courtesy of Carlos Gonzales with i2 events

Emily caught this beautiful moment between Nicole and Mom before she walked down the aisle. This is really the advantage of having a second shooter – getting some more of those special moments

And also the cute flower girls

While I was inside, making sure I got this hug

I think the ringbearer got a bit tired

It’s hard to convey the sound of Lino’s hearty laugh with a photograph, but here’s a try

GREAT hug shot, Emily!

I think one of my favorite parts of a Catholic wedding ceremony is when the congregation prays over the couple

Great bouquet shot by Emily before they all jumped in the car

Nicole and Lino and I rode back to the San Juan Marriott hotel first to get the couple portraits done on the beach before the wedding party arrived. We also retrieved Violet for some family photos!

It was probably 100 degrees and 100% humidity that day – so hot that my lenses fog up when I move from indoors to outdoors! We were very grateful for the less intense sunset light and sea breeze

And the wedding party arrives! I’m sorry I made you guys run a little, just wanted to make sure we were keeping the wedding as on time as possible ;)

I know this is not a traditional wedding party pose.. in fact, most of the wedding party, like Nicole and Lino, are salsa dancers, so I had to factor in some dancing!

Stay tuned for Part 3!

Vendors in this post:

Hotel: San Juan Marriott Hotel Puerto Rico & Stellaris Casino
Make-up: David Lang
Dress: Monique Lhuillier
Bridesmaid dresses: Vera Wang
Mother of bride dress: Pronovias
Tuxedo: Leonardo’s
Wedding planner: Viviane Fortuno
Florist and event design: Carlos Gonzales with i2 events ! inc.
Second shooter: Emily Ku Photography

These shoes are just so inspirational!

Nicole’s wedding dress was a gorgeous Monique Lhuillier

All the paper for this wedding had a navy blue and white theme

Nicole was one of the first brides of mine to heavily utilize an iPad for planning her wedding. I thought it was really great because she could bring it to all of our meetings and we can quickly review photos and other material. Her mother and bridesmaid Shirley are probably looking at pictures in this one (photo by Emily)

Nicole’s makeup artist, David Lang, was truly an artist, it was as if he was painting her face. Her makeup was flawless and lasted the entire day (which was until 4AM!)

The woman in the middle here is Belkys, one of Nicole’s mother’s good friends and a super-sweet woman who has been an incredible supporter of my work! I love you Belkys!

Cute t-shirts!

This entire group of bridesmaids is one of the most incredible, responsible, and sweet group of bridesmaids I’ve ever met. You guys all rock!

Nicole and Lino’s little baby Violet also came down for the wedding! Other than Nicole she was the center of attention

Story behind this picture – as the bridesmaids were letting out the crinoline, Shirley accidentally ripped it! Being the amazing woman she is, she sewed it back in under five minutes flat!

The light we got in the penthouse suite at the San Juan Marriott was so so gorgeous for bridal portraits!

LOVED her hair piece

Meanwhile, Emily was with the men. Lino is clearly very happy to get married

Nicole’s mother’s dress is from Pronovias. It’s a full-length dress with scalloped ruffles, it reminded me of the ocean. Gorgeous!

Nicole’s father is an absolute sweetheart who had everyone laughing and celebrating the entire day with his warm and loving personality. I might be a little biased but I think he’s one of my favorite fathers of the bride

Nicole’s orchid bouquet incorporated some lace from her mother’s wedding dress

While we were waiting to go to the ceremony, Nicole’s parents broke into dance

I wanted to add this note – I really felt like part of the family the entire weekend. Thank you guys so much for letting me into your lives and for making me feel like the weekend was just like being on vacation with you

Stay tuned for more!

Vendors in this post:

Hotel: San Juan Marriott Hotel Puerto Rico & Stellaris Casino
Make-up: David Lang
Dress: Monique Lhuillier
Bridesmaid dresses: Vera Wang
Mother of bride dress: Pronovias
Tuxedo: Leonardo’s
Wedding planner: Viviane Fortuno
Florist and event design: Carlos Gonzales with i2 events ! inc.
Second shooter: Emily Ku Photography

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Luci and Owen’s fabulous Harvard Faculty Club wedding is on La Belle Bride

The intimate and tender Boston Public Garden wedding of Nicole and Lino is on The Elegant Owl (hoot hoot!). I’m going to blog their Puerto Rico destination wedding soon!

Monica and Andrey’s UMass Club of Boston wedding with adorable pink personal details is on Beantown Bride!

And Linda and Daniel’s detail-rich Provincetown / Cape Cod wedding is on Destination Inspirations!

Thank you everyone!

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We began the day early, but have no fear, groomsmen Dean and Alex delivered breakfast!

Karina and Bryan’s elegant and classy invitations were designed by my friend and also former bride / client, Becca of Lavender’s Blue!

Can you spot Karina’s wedding shoes? Our getting ready hotel, the Hyatt Place at Fair Lawn / Paramus, had some great modern touches

We all thought Karina’s mother had an amazing dress for the wedding as well. Is she not gorgeous?

Getting into the dress took a while… After all, it had to be pulled tight and buttoned up!

Karina’s older sister got married at the same church – Hawthorne Gospel Church

The wedding party worked so hard all weekend – including this awesome getaway car decor!

The reception was held at The Tides, which had a gorgeous garden for photographs

This is called going all in for your photographs! Love!

Seeing their reactions to each others’ answers during the shoe game was pretty priceless

There was so much food at the wedding. This viennese table was particularly awesome

We were quite schooled by the parents, who were much more lively on the dance floor at times than we were. This is Bryan’s beautiful mother, circling the dance floor in a traditional Korean hanbok

Some of our friends were talented too. Albert here used to be part of the breakdancing crew back at Harvard

The bridal party had two salutes. This was a really sweet one with roses greeting Karina and Bryan on the way out

Annnd one more portrait at The Tides

I didn’t miss these two too much though, because I got to see them again two weeks later at another friend’s wedding. Okay, I do miss them. God bless everything with you guys!

Venue: The Tides
Hair: Mary McCoughlin
Makeup: Danielle Smeraldo
Dress: David’s Bridal
Invitations and program: Lavender’s Blue
Shang’s assistant: Ted Nghiem Photography

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Here are Rebecca’s Stuart Weitzman shoes and Pronovias wedding gown. My favorite part about the wedding gown is probably the scalloped neckline, it fits perfectly with the ocean-side venue

This was one of the flower girls, her mom is one of the bridesmaids. This was her second time as a flower girl, so she’s all seasoned now!

Button that wedding dress in tight!

While I was taking the photos for the ladies, my second shooter Tammy covered the men

These hats are uber-cool

The ceremony happened under gorgeous, cloudless skies

Naimish’s friend, a violinist in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, performed a special piece

We had a lot of fun with wedding party portraits afterwrads

Tunnel wind, you are my friend

During dinner we ran outside again for a quick portrait as the sun set

There was dancing to be had at this wedding! First up, this is a very sweet photo of Naimish’s sister dancing with their father. She was married 5 years ago on the same weekend

I really have to hand it to DJ Yogi with Boston Light and Sound – they really rocked the dance floor with a mixture of top 40 beats and Indian music! I was raving about them the next day to all my friends. Heck, forget the fact that I’m Chinese, if I were getting married I’d want Indian music at my wedding reception!

A big thank you to my friend Bilal (on the right) for introducing me to Rebecca and Naimish!

Details roundup! Most prominent about their wedding was the repeating motif of their initials – it was on the programs, menu cards, water bottle labels, the backs of their dinner chairs, and their cake!

Inspiration board 1: Indian wedding

Row 1: Mandap, detail of flowers at mandap, and cute decorations at the lunch buffet
Row 2: Vessels that held our lunch, gorgeous Moroccan lanterns and orange table cloth, the yummiest lamb ever
Row 3: Detail of hindu wedding ceremony decor, more food, and mango ice cream!

Board 2:

Row 1: Table numbers showed photos of Rebecca and Naimish in places they’ve been, bridesmaid bouquet detail, personalized water bottles
Row 2: Table setting detail, Naimish and Rebecca’s seats were each adorned with their initial, escort cards were LED candles wrapped with a blue label
Row 3: Ceremony aisle decor, ceremony program, Moroccan lamps on the ceremony lawn

Board 3

Row 1: Raw bar at cocktail hour, Favor boxes with candy, escort card table with hydrangea arrangement
Row 2: Boutonnieres, cake, bridesmaid bouquet
Row 3: Hydrangeas adorning the trellis for the ceremony, table arrangement, cocktail hors d’oeuvres

Being the seasoned travelers that they were, Rebecca and Naimish embarked on a fabulous honeymoon that included Bali as one of their stops. Thank you guys so much for letting me be a part of your lives, much love and blessings!

Venue and dinner catering: OceanCliff, Newport, Rhode Island
Music: DJ Yogi from Boston Sound & Light
Shang’s second shooter: Tammy Hui
Wedding dress: Pronovias
Rings: Mouradian Jewelry
Florist: Toni Chandler Flowers and Events
Cake: Cappuccinos

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One of the first things I saw upon arriving at the OceanCliff resort in Newport, Rhode Island, was their ceremony with the mandap. It’s so colorful!

Several people were on hand to help the ladies into their saris

This is the back of one of the bridesmaids’ sari. Tracy picked it out herself. It’s so gorgeous!

Rebecca’s mother helped with her makeup

Some more blue details – Kelly, a bridesmaid, has a gorgeous tie in the back of her sari. The shoes belong to Rebecca’s mother

Getting Rebecca into her wedding sari took quite some time =)

Great shot captured by my second shooter, Tammy!

Rebecca chose a modern design for her henna. This is one of my favorite things to photograph in an Indian wedding

Meanwhile Naimish chills with his friends in the restaurant

Then it was time for the barat, where the groom comes to greet the bride’s parents on a white horse! There is a lot of dancing and lively drumming

Amit, the drummer, said that he rarely got a photo of himself at a wedding, so here’s one for you!

It’s so awesome seeing everyone really get into the dancing!

Tammy captured this gorgeous photo of Rebecca watching everything from an upstairs window

The bride’s parents greet the groom with sweets

During the ceremony, Naimish’s sister and niece walk down the aisle

Rebecca and her brother walked down with their grandmother

A Hindu wedding ceremony is rich with many rituals, each with their own purpose and meaning. I really appreciated the fact that the priests and the programs explained everything

At the end they asked all married couples to participate by having the husbands place their hands over their wives’ hearts. I thought it was really sweet

Just a couple more of the gorgeous Rebecca!

Then we had a delicious Indian lunch buffet catered by Mela – one of my favorite Indian restaurants in Boston! (great shot, Tammy!)

Stay tuned for part 2!

Vendors:
Venue: OceanCliff, Newport, Rhode Island
Sari: Om The Origin
Music: DJ Yogi from Boston Sound & Light
Lunch catering: Mela
Shang’s second shooter: Tammy Hui

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I arrived via the Provincetown ferry in the morning. There was threat of thunderstorms all day, so at the last minute we decided to move the portraits up to avoid most of the rain. In the end we were so glad we did so

Linda did not want a typical wedding dress. She took five visits to the store and this very dress caught her eye every time. It’s a beautiful dress from Aidan Mattox

We did the First Look on the lot right outside the house. It was drizzling at that point, but the lighting was beautiful and I don’t think Linda and Daniel noticed

The dominant colors of the wedding were yellow and gray. I love it when it shows up on the feet! Linda’s shoes were from Stuart Weitzman

Linda did all the floral arrangements with flowers supplied by Whole Foods. Amazing, right? You’ll see more of it later on!

It was truly sheer luck that the field across from the house had yellow flowers to match

At the very last minute the rain cleared and we were able to have the ceremony outside. Linda and Daniel constructed their very own chuppah using bamboo and draped cloth. It was gorgeous! One of Dan’s best friends, Luc, officiated while both mothers as well as Dan’s sister gave readings

Guests were able to blow bubbles at the end of the ceremony

The advantage of a small wedding? I can get a shot of everyone!

We quickly drove out to Race Point Beach for a couple more photos – this is where Daniel proposed to Linda

And then the rain began and it rained for the rest of the night. It’s okay, because everything else was indoors =)

In true New England style, Linda and Daniel had lobsters for dinner. Their bibs are so cute!

They played the shoe game. Apparently Linda is more likely to spend more money

How adorable are these initial cake toppers that Linda made??

Guests danced in the foyer of the house. There was an anniversary dance

This couple had been married the longest. Congratulations!

And the details roundup! To answer some questions some readers, photographers, and prospective clients might have – why do I capture details? I usually capture details that are important to the bride and groom. Not all my weddings are the same and certainly not all of them have as much a focus on details or portraits, the wedding day schedule is built to emphasize the kind of photography that the client prefers, and the majority of the images I deliver continue to be in the photojournalistic wedding photography style, because a wedding is nothing without the people.

However, for the weddings that do have a lot of details, I know that these details have taken the bride and groom a lot of time and commitment, so it’s important that they’re captured to fully tell the story of the day, even though these are not going to be the photos that get enlarged. In some ways I see the style and detail of a wedding almost like art – it reflects the fashion of the time, the personalities of the bride and groom, and pulls together the look. In addition, several of my clients often use these inspiration boards for their own wedding planning!

First up, the paper! Linda used a typewriter to type up all the paper for the wedding and carved her own rose-shaped stamp that is a repeating motif in the design

Rows 1 and 2: Invitation details
Row 3: Escort card, stamped Chinese favor boxes (filled with yummy homemade cookies on the inside!), menu card

Row 1: Their rings on the type writer, which is used as part of the guestbook – guests are invited to type well-wishes on the typewriter and sign a matted frame
Row 2: Linda’s shoes. Embroidered pocket square and cuff links for Daniel
Row 3: A delicious cracker and cheese spread. DIY boutonnieres

Row 1: Mr and Mrs signs at the head of the table. DIY floral arrangements
Row 2: The reception setup
Row 3: Whimsical straws for the homemade lemonade that was served during cocktail hour. A really cool looking passed hors d’oeuvre

Thank you, Linda and Daniel, so much. I had such an amazing weekend and miss you guys already!

Vendors:
Catering: PTown Parties
Dress: Aidan Mattox
Suit: Hugo Boss
Rings: Maidor
Flowers and cakes: Whole Foods, Hingham, MA location
Hair: Oasis Salon and Spa

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Luci chose this beautiful plum-colored gown from Clair La Faye and I adore the hair fascinator she had, too. It is stunning on her!

Luci and Owen opted to have their portraits done all prior to the ceremony. We walked all around Harvard Yard and took plenty of time to relax, have fun, and laugh!

The light was so good that day! Also, Luci DIYed all her flowers. It was the perfect season for peonies and billy balls

SO much gorgeousness!

The weather was so perfect that day. We were holding our breath because it rained a lot that week

The family members joined us for the ceremony in the rose garden

This was a great moment during the ceremony when the officiant had them examine each others’ hands and said some beautiful words along with it

We had some fun time doing the family portraits! I know I don’t show a lot of family wedding photos on this blog, but yes, I typically spend about 20 – 30 minutes on them during most weddings as most people request them. As much as I capture in a photojournalistic style, documenting, in a more traditional manner, the families who are there, is very important, too

How incredible are all their shoes?!?!

Luci and her sisters are so much fun

This spiral staircase in the Harvard Faculty Club is so awesome. Even more awesome because it matches Luci’s dress

Then the guests began to arrive

A couple more!  I’m so happy to see Owen really get into the photos too

The dinner reception consisted of delicious food, fun toasts where Luci and Owen introduced everyone, and a game where guests had to guess in which years these old photographs were taken

Details round-up! And this wedding was nothing but short of stylish. Applause also to the staff at Harvard Faculty Club for being so professional in setting everything up

Row 1: Table centerpiece details. The centerpieces contained peonies, roses, and other fresh details, and were contained in beautiful mint julep cups
Row 2: Orchid on the coffee table, Chinese takeout box favors, centerpiece
Row 3: Detail of the favors, another centerpiece shot
Row 1: This is one of the most fun wedding guestbooks I’ve seen! The two dolls on the right represented Luci and Owen, and on each spread they were photographed doing something that Luci and Owen loved, such as eating Japanese food. I believe Luci’s sisters put this together for them
Row 2: Escort cards, dessert buffet from Whole Foods, lamb chop appetizer – the food at the Harvard Faculty Club is absolutely delicious, I cannot recommend it highly enough
Row 3: More appetizers and dessert buffet

Fun fact – just a couple of days after the wedding I ran into Luci and Owen while walking around downtown Boston! Thank you for letting me there as part of your beautiful day and thank you for your warm friendship. Your friends respect you guys a lot, as do I, and I wish you nothing but the best!

Vendors:

Venue and catering: The Harvard Faculty Club
Dress: Clair La Faye
Rings: Seababe Jewelry
Suit: J. Crew
Flowers: DIY, supplied by Bridgewater Gardens and Petali Flowers
Make-up and hair: Jathar Salon
Dessert buffet: Whole Foods

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I fell head over heels for Diana’s birdcage veil which is adorned with a fabric and feather flower fascinator. It really completed her modern look! Her dress was a Jasmine from Camilla’s Bridal

Diana and her bridesmaids got ready in a room at the MIT Faculty Club. There were large windows and the light streaming through was just perfect

Also, Carolina and her team, From Hair to Eternity, another one of my favorites, provided the makeup and hair for the bride and bridemaids.  Carolina, you’re so wonderful!

The bridesmaids wore cute dark blue strapless dresses with a bubble hem, all from Zara!

We did all the portraits (First Look, family, wedding party, ones of just the bride and groom) before the wedding ceremony – and it gave Diana and Greg ample time to spend with their guests during cocktail hour. I really encourage everyone to try to get as many portraits done before as possible if you value having more time with your guests – including a First Look

The next two photos are extra sweet as they are with the respective grandmothers.

Greg’s grandmother loved the kiss so much she said, “Do it again!”

The bridal party was energetic and up to my crazy antics. It was boiling hot that day so I was definitely trying to get them inside as soon as possible!

We took photos all around the MIT campus. I love this campus. Diana is currently a Ph.D. student there

This couple is just too gorgeous

It’s so fun playing with Diana’s dress too!

One more with that window light. Can’t get enough of it!

The ceremony was held at the MIT Faculty Club as well, officiated by a preferred vendor of mine, Jean Ellis-La Bossiere! I think it’s really cool that Greg is walked down by his parents

Uncles from both sides participated as well – Diana’s uncle gave a reading in Slovak (Diana is Slovak), and Greg’s uncle sang in German (Greg is German)

Diana’s parents and grandmother reacting to the beautiful song

The professionals who were at the MIT Faculty Club were really quite amazing. Nina, thank you for being so on top of things and making everything run so smoothly!

During cocktail hour, there was a really great display at the escort card table – two large photo trees showing photos from Diana and Greg’s younger years. Everyone particular got a kick out of the one where Greg looked like John Lennon

This is the gorgeous view of the Boston skyline from the reception room. This is why I love this town so much

The staff at the MIT Faculty Club and Orchids N’ Blooms set up this jaw-dropping reception. The table linen is sheer with navy blue swirls to match the white and navy blue wedding colors

And here’s the dip during the first dance!

Diana and Greg and her families were endlessly fun, I did not want to leave the wedding!

I turned off the flash for this picture to show the amazingness that is the couple behind RC Uplighting, my new friends! The colors went from amber to blue during the night and really adds a whole level of modern color to the reception

Diana’s parents showed some very lively Slovak dancing!

The ringbearer was a bundle of exploding energy

Mike Gent of Murray Hill Talent DJed the event. I thought his tall and thin speakers were really cool, you can barely see them!

The reception went on with a mixture of lively American AND Slovak music. I love multi-cultural experiences!

The guests also got to enjoy a dessert buffet of Slovak treats

More details and inspiration!

Row 1: the wedding cake (from Icing on the Cake), bridesmaid bouquet, groom’s boutonnière
Row 2: Flower displays at reception and ceremony
Row 3: Detail from Diana and Greg’s letterpressed invitations, Diana’s bouquet

Row 1: Wedding program, more reception table
Row 2: Inter-course sorbet, menu, the guestbook that I custom-designed!
Row 3:  Beer with customized labels as wedding favors, the ceremony setup

Thank you guys so much for your love, your friendship, and for being so awesome to be around. I wish you two nothing but joy and an amazing life together. From what I’ve learned from your friends, I expect nothing less!

The vendors:

Venue and catering: MIT Faculty Club, Nina Matthews, Catering Director
Cake: Icing on the Cake
Dress: Jasmine from Camilla’s Bridal
Rings: Bride’s rings are from Blue Nile, groom’s from E.B. Horn
Bridesmaid dresses: Zara
Tuxedos: Men’s Wearhouse
Florist: Orchids ‘N Blooms
Make-up and hair: From Hair to Eternity
DJ: Mike Gent of Murray Hill
Ceremony guitarist: Lindsay Straw
Upllighting: RC Uplighting
Shang’s assistant: Nithya Sharma

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