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Jill & Robert’s New Year’s Wedding at The Governor Hotel in Portland, Oregon

Portland Wedding Photographer - February 17, 2009

Jill and Robert were married at the sophisticated Governor Hotel, located right in the heart of downtown Portland.  A favorite spot for us! The evening started out with some getting ready photos of Jill and her bridesmaids, including Rob’s daughter.  After some formal family photos in the lobby, Jill & Robert took off for some romantic photos around the hotel.  It’s always a fun challenge …

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Taylor and Nathan’s Fall Wedding at McMenamins Cornelius Pass Roadhouse (Associate Coverage)

Portland Wedding Photographer - December 19, 2008

 Taylor and Nathan were married at the Cornelius Pass Roadhouse in Hillsboro.  I love shooting this area, it’s so woodsy and romantic!  They were married in the old octagonal barn nestled within the changing leaves of fall.  Their ceremony was overlooked by a wise old barn owl perched in the rafters above the couple.  Taylor and Nathan prepared all the decorations for the event.  I …

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Lauren and Keith’s Wedding at the Portland Art Museum

Portland Wedding Photographer - December 11, 2008

We had a lot of fun at Lauren and Keith’s wedding! Cowboy boots and hats, mariachi band, gay and lesbian party going on upstairs! We started the day at Elk Rock Gardens of the Bishop’s Close, a fantastic place! The ceremony was at the Christ Church Episcopal Parish in Lake Oswego, and then the reception was at the beautiful Portland Art Museum Fields Ballroom. The …

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Associate Coverage: Jessica and Cory’s Elegant Vineyard Wedding

Portland Wedding Photographer - October 9, 2008

Jessica started her day off at Hotel Lucia Boutique Hotel in downtown Portland getting ready with her girlfriends for her big day. She then met up with Cory at the gorgeous Garden Vineyards in Hillsboro, decked out with beautiful flowers from Tommy Luke, later in the afternoon. They both looked great! Many of their guests were from back East, so it was fun to see …

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Associate Coverage: Erin and Jeremy’s Wedding at Garden Vineyards

Portland Wedding Photographer - October 9, 2008

Erin and Jeremy were married at the extraordinary Garden Vineyards in Hillsboro, Oregon, which is becoming one of our favorite ever places to shoot.  It was also probably the hottest day of the summer! Everything looked amazing and things ran perfectly thanks to Soiree wedding planners – the flowers by Geranium Lake were beautiful, the Oregon Ducks themed wedding cake looked amazing, and the guests …

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Shannon and Eric’s Garden Vineyard Wedding

Portland Wedding Photographer - October 9, 2008

Shannon and Eric held their wedding ceremony in the very beautiful St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in NW Portland.  After the touching ceremony, they were whisked away in an amazing vintage metallic blue Rolls Royce limousine headed to Hillsboro’s Garden Vineyards.  Upon arriving to the scenic vineyard, the staff of  Art of Catering greeted Shannon and Eric with delicious cosmopolitans.  Every one of their friends and …

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Sneak Peek – Vesna and Tony at the Grotto

Portland Wedding Photographer - September 24, 2008

Many people do not know that a place like the Grotto exist in Portland. This beautiful 62 acre Catholic Shrine and botanical garden, also known as The National Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother, is located near 82nd and Sandy, and is truly a world away from the surroundings. You can even take an elevator to a second level with gorgeous views and more amazing gardens. …

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Amanda and Brian at Garden Vineyards

Portland Wedding Photographer - September 17, 2008

Amanda and Brian tied the knot at Garden Vineyards on a perfect day for a vineyard wedding. They currently live in Tennessee but wanted to have a great outdoors wedding with Oregon wine country feel. The Air Show was going on at the same time as well as you can see in one of the pictures. The ceremony was beautifully officiated by Jim Stonier while …

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