Weddings – Week Ending February 15, 2009

This week: Many many interviews with couples and two wonderful celebrations in Rancho Bernardo!

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Monday - A meeting with with Randy and Lisa to discuss their ceremony plans in Lakeside at the end of the month.

Tuesday - A meeting with Miranda and John-Michael to go ver their ceremony at the beautiful Grand Tradtion in Fallbrook.

Wednesday - A meeting with Jessica and Biran to talk over a Vows From The Heart of Scotland celebration in Point Loma in August.

Friday - A Private/Confidential celebration.

Saturday - Valentine’s Day – Spent this day with my loving bride Mary. A wonderful day of shopping, manicures and dinner at home.

Sunday - A very, busy day! First a meeting with Russell and to discuss their celebration in October at the Grand Tradtion in Fallbrook.

Then a wonderful destination home celebration in Rancho Bernardo with Erica and Greg from Santa Clara at his parents home. They are a great couple and I was honored to be asked to be part of the celebration.

The off to the Rancho Bernardo Inn for a special celebration with Alan and Jiyon. Everyone was so happy that the storm, predicted to start around the time of their wedding held off and although a little chilly, it was a warm and caring moment for everyone.

I had the honor to work again with Jerry from Cloudbreakfilms who took care of the videography. Jerry and I have worked a few times before and last summer I married he and his wife Lindsay at sunset at Ponto Beach in Carlsbad… (Blog Post HERE)

I also worked a two pros for the first time and hope to work with them again soon. First was photographer Eric Kieli, a real pleasure and it was fun to watch him take advantage of my liberal photographers rights at the altar. ( I pretty much let them be anywhere they want!)