And my oh my, it was cold outside! Although, the warmth of their family and friends was deeply felt. It was a privilege to be included in their day.
On to the pictures - click individual images to see a larger version.
Kevin handed someone a note to give to Janelle for her to read before she walked down the aisle. All I can say to that is, "awwww." What a nice guy who will be a great husband!

Janelle's dad putting the penny in Janelle's shoe for good luck in their marriage.

Kevin getting his boutonniere pinned on by his mother.

As I was standing in the front of the church waiting for Janelle and her bridesmaids, I was made aware that there was going to be a delay as the vows were left at the house and someone had to to get them. I walked out of the chapel and back into the waiting area to see how people were holding up. Janelle was fine, in fact, as she was waiting, she played a game of "I Spy" with her flower girl and ring bearer. I thought the following picture was poignant -- Janelle's dad, waiting by the door for the person with the vows to arrive.


We had about 20 minutes to take a walk through Rocky River Reservation's Nature Center area for between ceremony-reception pictures. That's not a whole lot of time by most standards, but when the weather is a frigid 17 degrees. it was time enough. By the time we were done, we didn't feel the cold....because we were numb! Janelle was a real trooper though, she hung in there despite the fact that she was, for the most part, without a jacket. That said, we still managed to capture a lot of beautiful moments.



What good is freezing cold snow if you can't play a little? Sadly, the snow was too cold to make real snowballs, but that didn't stop Janelle and Keven from trying!

Across from their reception venue was a beautiful gazebo, decorated with snowflakes and lights!



This is true love....

1 comment:
Maria, These pictures are gorgeous, your work is such a gift. Thank you so much for all the kind things you said about us and for sharing our day with us. Many blessings to you and yours, Janelle & Kevin
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