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Most of a wedding day happens in the gaps: a hand straightening a hairpiece, a friend laughing at something off-camera, the two of you finding thirty seconds alone under a willow tree. I photograph the whole day, but those are the frames you will keep coming back to.

The groom carefully adjusting the bride’s hairpiece while she looks up at himA couple kissing in a deep dip on a boardwalk, brick buildings behind themThe bride and groom standing close together in dappled light beneath a willow treeA bride and groom leaning in to kiss beneath her veil in a garden gazeboThe bride holding her white rose bouquet up to her face in a sunlit doorwayA bride and groom kissing under her veil in a warm brick archwayThe groom dipping the bride and kissing her hand as she holds her bouquet out behind herA groom carrying his bride on his back across a sunlit lawn, both of them laughingThe couple kissing, framed by out-of-focus green leavesA bride smiling at her groom on a flight of stone steps, a château rising behind themThe bride with her bouquet against a stone wall beside a blue and white doorA bride standing beside her groom, who is seated on a rock under summer treesThe couple and their two sons seated together on a park bench, framed by leavesThe bride and groom together beneath the white floral ceremony archThe bride resting a hand on the groom’s shoulder among the willow branchesThe couple and their two sons crossing a sunlit street togetherThe bride laughing as the groom raises her bouquet behind herThe bride’s bouquet of white roses resting on a wooden table

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