Jerry Yoon // PHOTOGRAPHERS

We are so happy that Crystal and Nicole of Amazae Special Events and Nicole Ha Floral Design asked us to join them at Una Bella Sera 2010.  We documented the awesome designs last year at the Julia Morgan Center and were truly blown away at the amount of effort and talent that went into the evening.  If you're free that night and would like to be inspired, register and come out to the beautiful waterfront Craneway Pavilion on Sunday, April 25th.  There will be amazing vendors and talent there. 

Space is limited, so be sure to register.  Also enter the contest and you may see your design vision come to life at the event.  

http://unabellasera.com/

Photography by Aubrey

Photography by Jerry

Rosann and Josh found us very late last year.  They almost had no hope of booking us thinking that we were all booked up.  We actually were, but after Rosann's excited email and meeting quite possibly the most excited clients ever for our work, how could we not work with them?  I was pretty excited too and good thing the pictures came out, because after their amazing engagement shoot, I was a little worried that the wedding pictures might not be as good.  

Every wedding we've shot that involved some kind of stage with curtains has been a homerun.  I guess there's a reason why stages are used for performances, because they lend themselves to a certain drama.  The red curtains, lights, and focus on the subject works really well in pictures.  As wedding photographers, we're "backstage" with our clients the whole day, so when Rosann was waiting for her entrance, being in a real backstage with her was really exciting.  There's so much more to write about this wedding, but I'll let the images do the talking now. 

Photography by Aubrey and Blake.

Photography by Ingrid and Jerry

Christine and Eugene are a very stylish couple, if you remember them from our engagement session with them in the past.  But, stylish and hip, doesn't mean you have to give up on your roots.  Christine wore the chinese traditional dress (Chipao) and Eugene wore the traditional Filipino shirt (Barong) as a respectful nod to their spouse's heritage during their reception.  Plus, they threw an amazing party that had everyone on the dance floor.  I love it when you get the little kids all the way up to the more experienced folk to get their booty's shaking.