Kerry gave specific instructions that she wanted us to shoot on film, so we did. With our old standby, black and white film in a Leica we photographed the wedding and reception with film beside our normal digital cameras.

The result makes a really nice accent to the color photographs in her album and will make a few good prints for family and friends.

Troy and Maribeth were married at a beautiful ocean-side estate on Tavernier Key, just south of Key Largo. Wedding Coordinator Michelle De La Torre did a fantastic job keeping everything running smoothly throughout the day.

The traditional wedding was spiced up pieces other cultures.  The afternoon started with a ceremonial “buying” of the bride.  The price was a song. The Mayfair Hotel felt like an outdoor venue with huge skylights and bamboo and leaves growing out of every corner. As the ceremony started we could hear the patter of rain on the roof but remained dry and serene. The party started early and lasted into the night and included the groom break-dancing with the groomsmen. The bright and airy Mayfair Hotel and Spa in Miami Florida made an ideal venue for the ceremony. 

Lauren and Mark’s wedding was photographed by Edward Linsmier at the beautiful mansion of the Director of the Miami City Ballet, Edward Villella in Miami Beach. It would be a challenging venue to book but it is one of our favorites.

Andreas took one of the steps in his conversion to judaism with a mikvah in the living water of the Atlantic ocean off the coast of Fort Lauderdale. His partner Joel accompanied him into the water for the ceremonial three submersions.