To undertake Angie's and Pierre's big day, this project turned out to be very much a 'destination wedding' for Ursula and I. Basically, what was initially a mere 2-hour trip to Brits, developed into an epic 6-hour road expedition, littered with potholes and sand roads - you name it!
Any way, as gorgeous as any location may be, it's really the people who make a wedding. Besides the marathon blockbuster voyage, Ursula and I have lots of funny stories from this assignment that'll make us smile for quite some time to come.
I shall, however, just say this: It was truly a pleasure to be a part of Angie's and Pierre's celebration. You're a beautiful couple together and we enjoyed every second photographing both of you, not forgetting all of your warm, gracious and fun friends and family.
Thank you both for your hospitality and for making a plan with journey-induced accommodation.
Beautiful light in the church, Angie on her way to sign the register.
The lure of camera and lights!
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Wow Andrea, this is beautiful... can't wait to see the rest of the photos. All the funny stories on our big day made it ..urm.. "unique", I don't think you will experience anything like it ever again - ha ha ha. Thanks for everything Andrea and Ursula, you were GREAT x
(05.29.10 @ 02:32 PM)Andrea, you did a great, great job! These pictures are beautifull! Angie and Pierre are two very special children, (allright, maybe grownups now) and that shows in the photo's!
(05.31.10 @ 09:14 AM)This is just such a special post, and the memories will be here for a long time :) Thank you Angie and Pierre, for a special day and for looking after us! . Thank you Andrea for all the laughs and the 6 hour bonding session - one way :)
(05.31.10 @ 11:57 AM)Just Beautiful...love the ones of the little girl.
(06.01.10 @ 05:21 AM)I summed up you two lovely photographers as being very professional and the quality of your photos of Angie and Pierries' wedding is exact testimony of your quality and professionalism.Thank you for making my duaghters big day .regards robbie mason
(06.01.10 @ 10:51 AM)I love these...the light in the church, the tomato (?) field and the little girl is too cute!!! Wonderful images Andrea!!
(06.05.10 @ 06:39 AM)@Stella, yep tomato fields in Cape Town they have Vinyards - here we have tomato fields ;-)
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