Jessica and John were married last Saturday at Loyola Marymount University.  You probably recognize this wonderful couple from their engagement shoot!

Quinn was a groomsmen at Crystal and Paul's wedding.  So when I arrived Friday I had never met Quinn and Ashely formally.  That certainly didn't matter because they were rad! 

Julie and Aaron were married at a beautiful southern inspired home in Walnut Creek, CA. This DIY wedding had every detail stocked with meaning, down to the antique china. No outside vendors were hired for this occasion, instead, family and friends played every role in this celebration from their family restaurant catering to homemade cake centerpieces. Antique china set every table scape with over twelve different varieties of china from the bride and groom's families. Unique details abounded like a seating chart made out of envelopes that asked each guest to write a letter that Julie and Aaron would open on the corresponding table number's anniversary year.  The ceremony was set in the front of the house, with a long dramatic driveway lined with trees. Communion and a prayer time for the family and wedding party were blanketed with acoustic hymns and songs. Julie and Aaron decided to add a unique Spanish tradition called the "lazo de union", where a rope of three strands is draped over them as a sign of the strength of their unity.

John and Michele had a beautiful wedding in her parents backyard.  This was a fun wedding for me since the couple are friends of mine and they poured a bunch of time into the details.  Michele is just a tad photogenic...

Dana and Ed tied the knot in their favorite place with their favorite people.  Dana is an awesome coordinator and rocked out Jill and Whit's wedding.  Miami is a great spot to get married, I dare you to get married there!