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	<title>Comments on: Huang Wedding at the Mayfair Hotel in Miami</title>
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		<title>By: Vivian &#38; Ben</title>
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		<dc:creator>Vivian &#38; Ben</dc:creator>
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		<description>have you ever been to a wedding where the photographer tells everyone to jump in the air.. ( and you&#039;re wearing 4 inch heels) to get a &quot;good shot&quot;? how about photographers that tell you to &quot;pretend to talk to each other&quot; so it looks like a candid shot of you all talking,... and it&#039;s completely awkward because you don&#039;t know the guy next to you so all you say is &#039;how bout them dolphins?&#039;

if you&#039;re the couple that just wants someone to capture the moment... instead of creating a fake moment to capture.. select ceremony peeps = ed and david are your guys!

As a recent bride, I must say that I have nothing but praise for these two dudes. We were planning a Miami wedding from washington DC, so I found most of my vendors online. I found Ed on a photojournalist&#039;s website.. and after meeting him once, we just knew he was the sorta photographer we wanted... he&#039;s completely relaxed, not spacey, and actually listens to you and stays calm as you rant and rave about what you were looking for in a photographer.. so we booked him two weeks after meeting him..

He periodically checked in with us throughout the year to update us on his latest contact information ( which is a lifesaver when you&#039;re still looking for florists who aren&#039;t charging 5K to do your flowers). And when the week of the wedding came, we had a minor email &quot;check-in&quot; and he was at my door at the correct time the day of the wedding.

Now the goods: yes, the pics were all that i was expecting and more. yes, he did the posed family shots ( that most mothers want on their walls and makes like a million of them to pass around to family), yes , he REALLY did real candid shots of people enjoying themselves. yes, he was a gentlemen and didn&#039;t try to sneak a peek at me while i was trying to squeeze into my gown, and best of all : he caught the moments perfectly - without the pics of me chewing on chicken or eating a really hard piece of bruschetta..

so if you&#039;re looking for a good photographer, someone who can compromise with your demanding family, but still put their artistic spin into their photos, choose select ceremony for hassle free photos!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>have you ever been to a wedding where the photographer tells everyone to jump in the air.. ( and you&#8217;re wearing 4 inch heels) to get a &#8220;good shot&#8221;? how about photographers that tell you to &#8220;pretend to talk to each other&#8221; so it looks like a candid shot of you all talking,&#8230; and it&#8217;s completely awkward because you don&#8217;t know the guy next to you so all you say is &#8216;how bout them dolphins?&#8217;</p>
<p>if you&#8217;re the couple that just wants someone to capture the moment&#8230; instead of creating a fake moment to capture.. select ceremony peeps = ed and david are your guys!</p>
<p>As a recent bride, I must say that I have nothing but praise for these two dudes. We were planning a Miami wedding from washington DC, so I found most of my vendors online. I found Ed on a photojournalist&#8217;s website.. and after meeting him once, we just knew he was the sorta photographer we wanted&#8230; he&#8217;s completely relaxed, not spacey, and actually listens to you and stays calm as you rant and rave about what you were looking for in a photographer.. so we booked him two weeks after meeting him..</p>
<p>He periodically checked in with us throughout the year to update us on his latest contact information ( which is a lifesaver when you&#8217;re still looking for florists who aren&#8217;t charging 5K to do your flowers). And when the week of the wedding came, we had a minor email &#8220;check-in&#8221; and he was at my door at the correct time the day of the wedding.</p>
<p>Now the goods: yes, the pics were all that i was expecting and more. yes, he did the posed family shots ( that most mothers want on their walls and makes like a million of them to pass around to family), yes , he REALLY did real candid shots of people enjoying themselves. yes, he was a gentlemen and didn&#8217;t try to sneak a peek at me while i was trying to squeeze into my gown, and best of all : he caught the moments perfectly &#8211; without the pics of me chewing on chicken or eating a really hard piece of bruschetta..</p>
<p>so if you&#8217;re looking for a good photographer, someone who can compromise with your demanding family, but still put their artistic spin into their photos, choose select ceremony for hassle free photos!</p>
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