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When Cindy and Paul first told me about their ideas about this engagement shoot, I couldn’t be more thrilled!  Instead of traditional portraiture, they wanted us to capture a “typical” day in their lives.  While the idea was simple enough, it took meticulous planning and execution – details such as pajamas, coffee mugs, contents of the picnic basket, and the evening gown were all well planned in advance.  Also, what made these images special was the fact they were not shy about being themselves in front of our lenses – the laughter and joy was genuine and contagious.  We had so much fun, we can’t wait until your wedding in March!

Don’t forget to check out the slideshow near the bottom of the post.  Note the little twist towards the end – when I was processing these images, I was reminded of a particular movie.  I inserted its theme music into the slideshow, recognize it?

Makeup and Hair: Rachanee from Art Occassions

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Jenny and David were a blast to work with – right after the shoot at the Japanese Tea Garden, I suggested to them since they were wearing traditional gowns, wouldn’t it be cool to do something goofy and out of the ordinary in front of De Young Museum, a place of modern and contemporary art? Sure enough, they were happy to step up to the occasion – check out “Flying David and Kissing Jenny”!

Congrats and we can’t wait to capture your wedding!