This is one of the hottest (PINK that is) weddings I've done so far. Thank you Yolanda for sharing them with me.

WEDGEWOOD CEREMONY DECORATION

Remember to take in consideration the elements of Mother Nature - wind, heat, direct sun, and rain when designing the look of your ceremony. I've seen aisle runners taped down to just be blown like a sail over the gazebo. Morning weddings seem to fair much better because the wind is light, the sun isn't full strength or directly in front of the gazebo. INCONTRAST, the afternoons can be breezy,warm, and in full-direct sun. I recommend laying down any rose petals 10-15 minutes before the ceremony start - (1) to keep them looking fresh & (2) to keep them from blowing away. There is nothing worse than spending your money and time just to have the petals scattered about the grass and not down your aisle.

This last Saturday, 5/31, I got to work with my favorite photographer and personal friend, Annie Rowland. www.akrowland.com It was a beautiful setting at the home of the groom's grandmother located on Redwood Retreat in Gilroy. The fires were out, the sun peeked through the canopy of lush forest and it was just heaven. Thank you Kerri and Dan for allowing me to be apart of your special day, and big thank you Annie for sharing your fabulous photos with me . . . you always make me look good.