Photos from Carey’s New Hampshire Wedding
By Carey, IW Bride Blogger
I just need to take a moment to praise my little brother Drew who took the photos at our wedding. He just booked his third wedding this month (and ever)! I am so proud of him, and so lucky to have been the first.
I love you buddy.
More photos from our wedding:
Nathan knew from the beginning he wanted to wear a bowtie! And, I just love it (though now he keeps saying that he looks like a nutty professor). We found his bowtie on etsy from Xoelle. She creates bowties and other cute things like aprons out of vintage materials – Nathan’s tie used to be an old shirt. Neither of us knew how to tie a bowtie, nor do any of our friends or family! Can you believe it? I tried really hard to learn the week before the wedding through the use of a you tube video but couldn’t figure it out perfectly. Nathan fooled around with the tie for a good thirty minutes before the ceremony and actually figured out how to tie it!
His ring is custom designed from Wood-Rings.
I think he looked just dapper.
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November 4th, 2009 at 11:48 am
Carey,
I LOVE your photos! Your brother did an amazing job. My fiance and I are getting married in Hudson, NH on August 1st, and I’m wondering how I might get in touch with your brother to interview him. He’s got a wonderful eye and the colors are stunning! I’d love to talk to him about possibly doing our wedding if he’s from the area.
Thanks!
~Tristen
November 4th, 2009 at 12:35 pm
Your brother rocked it!
November 4th, 2009 at 3:27 pm
wow, he did an amazing job – especially for the first time! what’s the story with the mercury dime and pennies? please do tell!
November 4th, 2009 at 6:55 pm
I agree. Your brother is on his way to being one kick-butt photographer! He’s got the eye for sure!
November 4th, 2009 at 7:14 pm
Tristen -
Thanks! Yes he did wonderful. Congrats on your wedding next year! He is unfortunately located in Tennessee, but I can send you his info still if you like.
Thanks Nina and Leni!
My mom gave me the mercury dime and the pennies to carry in a little lace satchel around my bouquet. The dime represented my grandmother who was such a big part of my childhood, and each of the pennies were from the year that my Uncle Mike and Uncle Ricky were born. I carried the pennies in memory of their wonderful lives, and the third one represented my mom. She also got me a sixpence to wear in my shoe during the ceremony as well!
Turns out the saying is …
Something borrowed, something blue
Something old, something new
And a sixpence in your shoe!
November 5th, 2009 at 11:27 am
Thank you, Carey! I think I’ll try to go with someone more local to NH – support local arts and whatnot. But he really did an amazingly wonderful job!