This week was a great one! On Tuesday Robert and Kate, Lena Peterson, their photographer, Kent and I drove to the Mukilteo Ferry, then to South Whidbey State Park.The bride and groom traveled from Ohio to wed in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Actually, Robert planned this out as a surprise for Kate ... she was delighted!
As you may recall the day before the wedding was a stormy one and we were prepared for another blustery, rainy day: raincoats, umbrellas, hiking boots ...
So what happened? The rain stopped for a bit and the sun actually came out. Woohoo!
We walked the 1/2 mile trail to the beach, stopping every once in awhile to take some photos.
The leaves were vibrant!
Kate and Robert are of bold spirit, willing to take off their jackets and simply be warmed by their excitement and joy of the moment.
When we reached the water, there was a magnificent driftwood log. A perfect setting for some dramatic photos.
It was here that we held the ceremony. Robert and Kate shared personal vows that had some truly humorous moments.
Isn't this absolutely fabulous!
We could see shafts of sunlight and sheets of rain in the distance. Very dramatic.
And, of course, it was important to take some time and to share hugs and kisses.
A perfectly beautiful end to a perfectly beautiful day!
The photos are a collection of those Lena took, we took and Kate and Robert took.
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