I met Justin a little while ago through various Kitchener/Waterloo/Guelph music industry events. A few years later, he asked me to photography his wedding day.
Lindsay and Justin are so full of life – there’s just a certain energy about them.
The day started out with Kate doing makeup and hair with the girls. I hung out with the guys, ate pizza, and talked about the legitimacy of a tanning bed tan. Is it a real, or fake tan? I feel that it’s real, because it is UV light tanning your skin – so physically it’s real, just brought on by fake means.
A spray tan on the other hand…
Anyways, from their respective houses, everyone made their way to Lakeside Church in Guelph for the ceremony, where the main foyer had been converted into a beautiful sky-lit, fashion show-esq alter. In the middle of the sea of people was a stage – a 360 viewing stage at that. Well, the musicians stood behind Lindsay’s father, who was officiating the ceremony, parents and immediate family out front, and guests to the left and right. Nervous?
After the Ceremony we headed out to Riverside Park in Guelph for some photographs. The rain mostly held off, and we got a lot of great photographs.
Onto Guelph Place, where things would eventually wrap up to Jimmy Eat World – 23 as the last dance. This is also, arguably my second favorite song of all time – Next to Brand New – Seventy Times Seven. What? I like it. It holds special meaning…or something.
Anyways, here are a few selected favorites, as well as a slideshow of their day:
Slideshow:
That’s all for now.
