Photographer: Laurence Kim Photography

Here are some pictures from Leah and Som’s wedding. It was an epic 2 day affair, starting with a traditional western style ceremony and reception at theSeattle Asian Art Museum, and then an Indian wedding ceremony at the Bellingham Ferry Terminal the next day. 

Their cakes were super cool, including a salmon shaped groom’s cake by Mike’s Amazing Cakes.

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Here’s a couple from images from Trinh and Dao’s engagement session. We had a great time shooting outdoors in the 90 degree heat, and then went in to do a few in the studio of them wearing their traditional tea ceremony outfits.

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Photographer: Cory Parris
Flowers - Laura Ullman-Onener of Aisle of Blooms
Cake - Ginny McGavin
DJ - Delwin Chinn
Videographer - Aaron Horton
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Chair Covers - L&M Chair covers
Wedding Coordinator - Stephanie Alejo of Events by Alejo
Venue - Newcastle Golf Club with on-site event coordinator Kimberly Pazaski

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I love the getting ready area at Newcastle. Huge windows and a nice area.

Jason warming up for the wedding with a little pool. He even made a couple shots!

The groomsmen waiting around in the Wooly Toad bar at Newcastle.

Bride and groom chess pawns.

Jason waits for Joyce with her flowers.

I love the emotion in their meeting images, so I included a few.

Joyce just looks content here.

Nothing like having your sister guide you down the aisle with a big handful of coat! This little guy didn’t seem to mind.

I loved that they set up a private table for the couple to spend a few minutes together after the ceremony.

I loved the smile on one of the “grooms-maids” face in this one as she gave Jason a hug.

Congratulations Joyce & Jason! Enjoy the honeymoon!

Photographer: Cory Parris

It was a beautiful evening at Gasworks Park where I met Jessica and Dave last night.

Right after Jessica told me she wasn’t much of a photo person (as in doesn’t like to be in photos), she threw her head back like this without any prompting. Yeah. She’s horrible for photos.

This may be my favorite photo of the day. Very cool light and (in my humble opinion) a really nice piece of wall art that also features Jessica and Dave.

Using the radiopoppers again. Toys are fun.

Photographer: Cory Parris
Wedding: First Covenant Church
Reception: The Yacht Club at Lake Union (Tyee Yacht Club)
Catering: Ravishing Radish

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I always know that the bride is going to be a lot of fun if she chooses colored shoes. Check out these green beauties in front of the stained glass window at First Covenant Church in downtown Seattle.

This wedding bracelet has been involved in something like 37 family wedding since the early 1900’s in Jason’s family. The list is all the names of the brides. Very cool.

The beautiful interior of Seattle Covenant.

Another beautiful view of the church.

There are some incredible moments in life. Does it get any better than riding in the back of a classic convertible on a beautiful day right after you get married?

Post Alley is one of those places photographers love. You can create sunny, bright and colorful images, moody and dark images, or both with a trashy, urban chic flair.

How can you not love bright green shoes with the wedding dress?

I love how the little boy is staring at Lindsey and Jason as they get their photos taken. It’s kind of funny how many other people are looking at them, too!

I liked this portrait of Jason with the stranger out of focus in the background.

Here’s the Mustang. I offered to trade for my Kia, but they weren’t having any of it!

As they come into the the Yacht Club at Lake Union (not to be confused with the Tyee Yacht Club, which is exactly the same place), Jason gets a high-five from his mom.

Lindsey and Jason made things harder on the guests. If you wanted to have them kiss, you had to do more than just hit your glass with a fork. You had to come up and sing a song into the microphone with the word “Love” in the song. So…the groomsmen sang the Barney song (I love you, you love me, we’re a happy family…). Of course, they didn’t know the whole song, so Lindsey was waiting for the rest. The parents in the crowd helped them out and it was a first for me - a group singing of the Barney song at a wedding!

Lindsey’s dad made individual cheesecakes for everyone (I had the chocolate raspberry) and a slightly larger one for Lindsey and Jason to cut. Unfortunately, it needed a little more time to thaw, so they had to chip off pieces to feed to each other.

Lindsey’s dad.

Posted by Laurence Kim.