A view looking down at the album. Obviously, the changes in the color of the leather are from the window light. It's the same amazing silver all across.

Sarah & Mike chose to have their names imprinted on the cover...

This is the sideview- it's looking kinda small here

small no longer! Open it's 20x16

How awesome and dramatic is this photo at this size?!

I love how I can use the fold in the middle to make really awesome spreads like this.

This is what it looks like looking straight at it

See how the photo wraps around the sides?

I love this- they're both so excited to see each other- the suspense is killing them!

I lovethat the girls all have different colored shoes!

I love this awesome artistic photo that we captured during the formals. While it was the time for formal family/wedding party photos, there's still so much going on. This is why it's great to have two photographers.

same thing here- watching formals happen

Andrew and his mom laughing at each other... of course we got the more traditional one too, but this one is so much more real

There's never an equal amount of time spent on the groom, so I particularly like this photo that is centered on Andrew

I love how tender this moment is- Joyce with her hand on Andrew's face. So beautiful

the flowers were just absolutely stunning. Each piece was detailed and delicate.

and Joyce's bouquet was breathtaking

I don' think I've ever been as in love with a bouquet than I was with Joyce's

They thought of every detail!

the detail of the flowers that covered the arbor at the ceremony. the details here matched the details in the boutonierres, bouquests, and the special table for the placecards.

Each girl's bouquet was spectacular

Joyce is half Korean, and they incorporated into the ceremony a Korean tradition where the groom gives the bride's parents a pair of ducks. However, Joyce's parents live in Japan, so these were wooden ducks!

I love that you can see the crowd throwing confetti!

The tables were fabulous: each table was numbered, and they had photos corresponding to Joyce and Andrew's age (this table, I think, was 5- and had photos of J&A at 5!)

outside of the table number

And the inside with Joyce and Andrew at 3 years old!

Their beautiful letterpress invitation matched all the printed pieces at the wedding. It was such a nice touch!

Joyce seriously thought of everything!

J & A are self-professed food-lovers, and therefore the cake was very important. Of course it matches the color theme (and flower theme) of the rest of the details

This is where Jesse's monkey arms come in handy- for awesome above the table shots!

Needless to say, the speeches were hysterical

Weddings are so happy

Candy bar?! Could this wedding get any better?

They had American classics, and Joyce's Korean favs too!

Nothing like a little Sweet Caroline Father-Daughter dance!

Fun props for the photobooth!

I had to end with this awesome dancer. Too funny- he did the entire song "Dancing in September" alone. with a crowd watching him. There was a lot of this, and leg kicks. amazing.

Oh yeah, that's a llama.

I think this might be one of my top favorite photos of the year. I love this.

This little porch at the the Red Lion Inn was awesome- look at those yellow chairs! How funky! We didn't stay around the Inn that much because we'll be using it so much for the wedding.

Pam and Luke do a lot of laughing at each other. It's awesome to photograph.

I love when people can pull off "straight faced" and not look weird. I am not one of these people, so maybe this is a little jealousy.

Look at those amazing fall trees behind them!

Pam nearly killed herself hiking into this wall, but I think the near-death-experience was worth it.

So I'm sort of in love with this red chair (don't get Jesse started on my love of chairs. It's really an obsession. And by bringing one to the shoot, it showed that the chairs can be more useful than I usually use them for.)

This shot started out cheesy, but became completely adorable.

Luke often just picks up Pam and puts her where she wants to go (on a wall, standing on a chair, etc). So I think this is particularly cute because they seem to be doing this a lot. Oh, and look how far off the ground Pam is!