I had the pleasure of photographing Bridget and Dan’s wedding in San Francisco at Cavallo Point. I’ve know Bridget for some time now. We first met at Corey and Chris‘s wedding in 2005. That was the first wedding I ever photographed in San Francisco. One of my other clients was in the bridal party as well. So Bridget was in charge of taking all the husbands, boyfriends and tag along photographer out on the town. I’m proud to say she introduced me to Bourbon and Branch one of my favorite bars in in the world. If you haven’t been you should check it out.
The wedding was amazing and I am so glad to have been a part of Bridget and Dan’s day. Dan and I got along instantly when we met at the engagement session. My buddy Jared was in town so we hit the town with them afterwards. We went to Absinth, Aziza, and PPQ Dungeness. Their favorite bar is Absinth and Dan is a lover of Bourbon and Scotch as well. I had the craziest drink at Aziza called Concord Grape. It was as purple as Barney, smelled like a #9 peaty Scotch and yet was so smooth and sweet like Elderflower. AMAZING!
Check out some of my favorite images from the day.
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What beautiful photos! Congratulations to Bridget and Dan on their special day. I’ve been looking into Cavallo Point for my own wedding so it’s fun to see actual images of other weddings that have been held there. Their offerings (http://www.cavallopoint.com/weddings.html) seem really generous and it’s awesome to be immersed in the stunning San Francisco scenery as well. Thanks for sharing these!
Holy-Moley are these ever wonderful wedding photos! Fantastic job!
That’s Infrared photography. I have a digital camera that’s been converted.
Excellent photos, again. Especially black and white picture of the couple and that gorgeous sky. How did you do it?
Congrats, Bridget and Dan! What beautiful photos and a beautiful wedding. Cavallo Point seems like such a great wedding location from what I’ve read (http://www.cavallopoint.com/weddings.html) and these pictures definitely confirm.
Killer location and you nailed it. Couple walking in front of houses with flare thru trees is awesome.