Jessica and Daniel’s wedding at Tabu Restaurant in the West Loop was a great way to start winding down our 2023 wedding season.
I started with Jessica along with her sisters and mother at LondonHouse Hotel downtown while Justin started with Dan and the guys at an AirBNB in Fulton Market. It’s always nice having a small group for prep in the morning.
Nadia and Michael’s outdoor wedding at The Dawson was my third wedding of the Labor Day weekend and my second to feature a tropical bird! I started with Nadia at the couple’s home where she was getting ready. Jay spent the morning with Michael and the guys. Nadia was in great spirits despite the weather and the threat of rain. It was really cool to see the look come together as she put on the traditional Palestinian wedding dress with the help of of her mother and sister – it also made for some really fun moments!
I met Dierdre and Phil at a coffee shop in the in the West Loop called Sawada. After catching up over drinks we headed out for a walking tour around Chicago’s hottest neighborhood. We started at the popular Green Street Smoked Meats and some of the nearby alleys. After our tour through the exposed brick and cobblestone we made our way toward the Riverwalk area…
Janet & Jimmy’s Wildfire Restaurant Chicago wedding was a welcome change from some of the larger weddings I’ve been shooting lately. It’s always great to work with a smaller group in a more intimate setting…
I met Andrea & Andrew at Hopcat, a great beer bar in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, to start their engagement session. Right away the bright red chairs inspired me to be on the lookout for more colorful fall Chicago engagement photos. I always love trying to work Chicago’s bright and vibrant colors into my photos but fall colors make that task a bit easier…
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