On this gorgeous day, Ali Harvey and I packed up the gear and left the city in the dust. Our destination? A place you hear stories about, but just can’t believe to be true. A place where you can’t see into your neighbors’ windows—or even see your neighbor for that fact. A place without cement monstrosities where you can actually see the stars. I know what you are thinking. Where on earth is this magical place? Well, I will tell you. We drove for an entire 45 minutes to the far ends of….Woodinville
In all seriousness, I think it is easy to get sucked into city life and forget how lucky we are here in the PNW. We can head 60 miles in nearly every direction out of Seattle and hit beautiful expansive spaces filled with some much-needed fresh air. I was thrilled for the change of pace, scenery, and the opportunity to shoot out at Craven Farms.
Ali and I arrived to a really peaceful atmosphere with the only buzz in the air being that of excitement. The bride was so calm and easy going. She had done most of the planning (with some help from planner Nancy Keith), and was just thrilled to see it come to fruition and celebrate with her friends and family. So much so, that I think she forgot to be nervous. Aside from marrying his adorable sapphire-eyed bride, the groom couldn’t wait to show off his (and his fellow friends’) cars. His job is restoring cars and this was the perfect day to show off his handy work.
I couldn’t have been any happier for the couple since everything went so smoothly. Ali and I left with ginormous grins due to the highly contagious effect of the couple’s joy. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your day. Enjoy the peek at your photos!
Above photo courtesy of Ali Harvey
Above photo courtesy of Ali Harvey
Above photo on right courtesy of Ali Harvey
The cake was an extra special touch since it was made by the groom's mother.
Above photo courtesy of Ali Harvey
by Jenn
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