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Evergreen Museum with Jocelyn and Todd

These days the wind is taking us away! Baltimore should have been called the Windy City. Certainly not that we are complaining since we seem to have the best couples getting married and better yet we should just be thankful that they rain had stayed away, much love goes to the man up stairs and coordination with Mother Nature on that one, we appreciate it!

When we arrived to the hotel to start photographing Jocelyn and the gals getting ready there was a lot of excitement among them as they geared up for the trip over to the Evergreen Museum. There was no detail that Jocelyn or her wonderful coordinator missed. We had the most prettiest pink pumps that I ever think I have seen along with favor treats for the pooches, mustaches and lips for kissing in the photo-booth and chocolate chip cookies and ice-cream for dessert! What was not to love about this wedding… oh right that it had to end ;-( but luckily for Jocelyn and Todd their honeymoon was soon to follow.

We wish you both lots of wonderful, fabulous and crazy memories to be had together. As Srinu and I celebrate our 10 year wedding anniversary this month I can officially say that it is as true with marriage as it is with kids that when you love someone with so much of your being that you become inseparable at the waist that time flies by so quickly that you then will begin to wonder what would you ever do without each other… it is at that time that the consolation comes in just holding one another as you fall asleep knowing that the lord above has given you the ultimate gift of love. May you keep, love and cherish each other forever!

Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Jocelyn and Todd's Wedding at Evergreen Museum in Baltimore, Maryland

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  • Konrad ZaglobaMay 19, 2010 - 3:33 am

    Great set! Especially the daytime shots 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Denise KronmannMay 19, 2010 - 1:59 pm

    Wow – what is it about wedding pictures that make me cry. The pictures are great! I hope you two will have a wonderful life together. Me and my husband are getting ready to celebrate our 25th year. Seeing your pictures brings back lots of memeories of the early years. Stay committed – always communicate!!! From Sunny FLorida – best of wishes from your Mom’m cousin Denise (Sturm) KronmannReplyCancel

  • Patricia HusmoMay 19, 2010 - 2:20 pm

    What a lovely couple and a gorgeous wedding. We wish you both a life of great joy…Rainer Marie Kilke wrote: A good marriage is that in which each appoints the other guardian of his solitude.
    May you always find what you need in each other.
    Be JOYOUS..love and hugs from Norway….Pat and GunnarReplyCancel

  • Patricia HusmoMay 19, 2010 - 2:26 pm

    What a lovely couple and a gorgeous wedding!!!!
    Rainer Marie Kilke wrote:
    A good marriage is that in which each appoints the other guardian of his solitude.
    May you always find what you need in each other.
    Be JOYOUS…Love and Hugs Pat and Gunnar in NorwayReplyCancel

  • Nicole PalermoMay 19, 2010 - 4:49 pm

    What a vision..you both look so beautiful and I have to say these images made me cry too..what an amazing day, spent with good people. This is why I love my job. Thank you for allowing me to share with you one of the most special days in your life..and the little bear..well your husband is a doll for that! Love you!ReplyCancel

  • Christina HaganMay 19, 2010 - 6:22 pm

    First yay for gorgeous pictures!!! Jocelyn and Todd it was such an pleasure working with you both – lots of fun, lots of attention to detail, and lots of personality. The day was everything we talked about – and more thanks to the amazing vendors. Thank you Amy and Srinu!ReplyCancel

  • Vicki ChadwellMay 20, 2010 - 4:18 pm

    BEAUTIFUL! You all look like you should be in a magazine! Best wishes for a life of happiness and health…and more puppies someday?ReplyCancel

  • Lisa PJune 9, 2010 - 3:13 pm

    OMG these pics are amazing – Joc you look beautiful. Love the pink shoes and socks. It is your fault that I now want a big deal wedding…ReplyCancel

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Lord Ganesha. ❤️

Today is Ganesh Chaturthi, and after more than two decades of photographing Indian and fusion weddings, Ganesha has become one of those details we instinctively look for.

Sometimes he’s grand and surrounded by flowers. Sometimes he’s a small murti quietly placed near the ceremony entrance. But his presence means something: new beginnings, wisdom, prosperity and the removal of obstacles.

And what bigger new beginning is there than marriage?

For our Indian-American and fusion families, we also think there’s something important in this: traditions don’t have to remain frozen in time to remain meaningful.

Celebrate them. Explain them to your children. Let grandparents tell the stories. Blend traditions from both sides. Add the birthday cake if you want to! There is no cultural purity test your family needs to pass.

Tradition survives because we continue carrying it forward—even when the next generation carries it a little differently.

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This is my favorite kind of chaos to photograph — the in-between moments right before the doors open, when a wedding party of tiny humans (and their very patient grownups) are doing everything they can to hold it together for just a few more minutes. Been shooting these hallway holding patterns for almost 20 years and they never get old.

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Here's what decades of doing this has taught us: nobody remembers to ask for the posed shots in the moment. They're too busy living the day. That's our job — to know which ones matter before you do, and to make sure you have them when you're looking back in year 10, not just scrolling in year one. 

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