I recently had the opportunity to photograph Jennifer and Nathan’s wedding on a rainy fall day. I arrived at Jennifer’s Mom’s house at the same time she did, and it was just the two of us for a while until her bridesmaids started arriving. I then drove to the nearby All Saints Church in South Hadley to meet up with Nathan and the guys before the ceremony. Later we all moved on to Chez Josef in Agawam for a great reception with their friends and family. Here are some photos from throughout the day…
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- Jennifer, alone in the house, chatted on the phone waiting for her bridesmaids to arrive.
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- Helping Dad straighten his bowtie.
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- Hanging out at the house with the bridesmaids.
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- Jennifer applying some makeup before heading over to the church.
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- Nathan, meanwhile, waited at the church with his groomsmen and family.
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- Nathan chatting with Jennifer’s Dad before the ladies arrived.
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- Jennifer got into her dress in the bottom floor of the church with some help from her Mom.
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- Jennifer admiring herself in the mirror before the ceremony.
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- Riding in the church’s elevator up to the main level, feeling a bit nervous.
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- Nathan tried to keep his own nerves in check as he sees Jennifer for the first time coming down the aisle.
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- Jennifer and Nathan exchanged these great expressions throughout the ceremony.
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- A calm, affectionate moment between the couple.
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- Jennifer and Nathan exchanging their vows.
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- Jennifer’s Dad left his seat to adjust her train.
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- The Kiss.
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- The couple laughed with one another while walking away after the ceremony.
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- Later at Chez Josef, the couple’s first dance.
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- A quick smooch to the clinking of glasses during the reception.
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- A Quick Portrait.
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- Some details from throughout the day.
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- The DJ had brought out some props, and Jennifer had chosen a pink fuzzy hat to wear while dancing with Nathan.
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- Jennifer and her bridesmaids grooving to the tunes.
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- A great embrace between the couple nearing the end of the reception.
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- Jennifer playfully admiring Nathan’s ring.
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- The final dance of the night under the venue’s twinkling lights.
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