Posts Tagged ‘seattle wedding photographer’
Bonni & Her Dad Walking Down the Aisle at The Manor in Everett
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009I love the expressions on the face of Bonni and her dad as they walk down the aisle.
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Heather and Eric - Wedding at Willows Lodge
Thursday, July 9th, 2009Ceremony & Reception Site: Willows Lodge
Hair & Makeup: Glynne Davies
Wedding Planning: Janel at Occasions LLC
Flowers: Fena Flowers
DJ: Braden Landon
Cake: Jens Desserts
Heather and Eric had their fabulous wedding at Willows Lodge in Woodinville. It was a pleasure to spend the day with them, their friends and their family!
You can see the slideshow here!

The wedding dress hanging in the door of the bridal suite at Willows

These are beautiful kissing balls hanging from the outdoor wedding location at Willows Lodge

Eric waits for Heather in the garden at Willows

Willows Lodge is next door to Red Hook Brewery. Heather, Eric and I walked over there for a few portraits. Very fun.

Here is Eric and his groomsmen. I love my 24L (that’s a lens).



Willows has this huge, cool tree stump thing out in front of the lodge. I wanted to get the whole thing with the blue sky and sun, but that left Heather and Eric in almost complete darkness, so I pulled out my handy dandy remote flash and brightened them up a bit. Very fun!

The centerpieces were cool. I like it when they figure out how to make something cool and decorative and at the same time let the guests see the other side of the table.

It is a pet project of mine to take interesting images of the glassware that is always sitting around at weddings.



This is the gardens at Willows during the wedding ceremony

Eric and Heather put up their hands in celebration

A kiss before sunset.


Heather looks at her new husband.

Beautiful green and white wedding cake by Jens Desserts

The maid of honor giving a toast.


Heather and Eric looking at each other during the first dance.

Heather cries as she dances with her dad.


Sneha & Tarak at the Bellevue Westin
Monday, July 6th, 2009By Seattle Wedding Photographer Cory Parris
I had a fabulous time at Sneha and Tarak’s wedding. The Westin in downtown Bellevue was beautiful. I also my favorite little assistant (my daughter) along for the first part of the day. We had a blast!
You can see the wedding day slideshow by clicking here.

The tower of the Westin in Bellevue




Sneha as she sees Tarak

Tarak and Sneha as they see each other for the first time.

Sneha and Tarak in front of the red wall of the Bellevue Art Museum


Sneha & Tarak doing the Bruno pose!

Sneha cracks up at something Tarak said. This happened a lot with them!




Sneha and Tarak were married on the 13th, so we took a gook luck photo to illustrate it!

I caught this image of a mother holder her daughter’s stuffed animal - this is an Ugly Doll for those of you without children!

Tarak’s family paraded down a side street with the assistance of DJ Rocky and his portable in-truck setup.

Tarak dancing in the back of the truck


Sneha’s family came out to greet Tarak and his family and join them in the dancing.

Tarak gets a ride on the shoulders of family & friends

Tarak waiting for Sneha to come down the aisle.






Sneha is kissed by Tarak’s mother during the wedding ceremony.

Sneha getting ready in her reception dress

Sneha triming a flower to put on Tarak.

Sneha and Tarak during Sneha’s dad’s toast

Sneha & Tarak during the toast



Sneha dancing at the reception

Sneha and Tarak dancing
Annie & Ryan - A couple portrait at Cedarbrook
Thursday, June 11th, 2009Seattle Wedding Photographer Cory Parris
Here is another from Annie and Ryan’s wedding at Cedarbrook last week.

Annie & Ryan - Engagement Portraits at Bellevue Downtown Park!
Thursday, May 21st, 2009By Seattle Wedding Photographer Cory Parris
Here is the whole set of Annie & Ryan’s engagement portraits in the downtown Bellevue area. Annie and Ryan were a lot of fun to photograph. They are very happy together and up for whatever I had in mind - including laying down on the ground in a parking lot! I can’t wait to photograph their wedding next month!








This image was taken at the top of the Bellevue Square parking garage.



I liked this image. The texture comes from shooting through a chain link fence.

This was my favorite image of Ryan that I took that day. I like the lines of the fence, posts, and his shoulders.

Right in the middle of Bellevue, there is a Safeway that is going to be demolished soon. Perfect spot for a portrait!










Newcastle Golf Club
Thursday, May 7th, 2009By Seattle Wedding Photographer Cory Parris
The Golf Club at Newcastle is one of my favorite places to photograph a wedding. This is good, since it is one of the most populare locations for a wedding in the Seattle area. Newcastle sits high atop a hill just south of Bellevue with amazing views of Lake Washington and Seattle.
The front sign at the Golf Club at Newcastle
View of the main entrance to the the golf club.
A toast in the getting ready area across the parking lot at the driving range.
A photographs of the rings taken with poker chips in the Wooly Toad bar at the Newcastle Golf Club
The groom waiting for the bride by the putting green
Chris, the groom, laughing at a joke from one of his groomsmen as he waits.
Katie, the bride, walking up behind her groom
The bride and groom during their first sight of each other on their wedding day.
The bride and groom walking across the practice green.
Portrait of the bride and groom on a hill behind Newcastle
Another version at the same location.
For this portrait, I used a flash on the couple to be able to give the dark blue sky in the background
A photograph of the cake inside Newcastle’s tented area
The flags outside of Newcastle.
The outdoor ceremony area
Groom on the Newcastle patio watching the bride to come down the aisle
The flower girl walking down the aisle through the tent
The bride and her father walking down the aisle
I love this image of the small back patio at sunset. You can see Lake Washington in the background.
Photograph of the wedding on the Patio at Newcastle
The ring exchange
A wedding kiss just before sunset at Newcastle
The happy just married couple
A couple of kids watching the amazing sunset at Newcastle with Lake Washington and Seattle in the background.
Sunset portrait of the Bride and Groom at Newcastle
beautiful colors of the sunset with the bride and groom standing at cloud height
The bride and groom walking back to the clubhouse at the Newcastle Golf Club at sunset
A moment during the bride and groom’s first dance
Bride talking during the reception
Here is an adorable little one at the reception.
The bride’s reaction during a toast
Bridesmaid dancing in the tent at Newcastle
Catching the bouquet
Groom and friends doing a little dancing
One final image of the bride and groom dancing at the Newcastle Golf Club.As always, more of my work can be seen at my main website. Seattle Wedding photographer Cory Parris
Kristen & David at Blessed Sacrament and Newcastle Golf Club!
Tuesday, November 18th, 2008Wedding Venue: Blessed Sacrament
Reception Venue: Newcastle Golf Club
Wedding Coordinator: Weddings with Wendy
Flowers: Bella Rugosa]
Bagpiper: Neil Hubbard
Cake: Sharon’s
DJ: Darrell Christel
Photographer: Cory Parris (who did you expect?)












David’s mother wiping her tears.

David’s twin sister during the ceremony.






Neil the bagpiper on his hill.



Kristen’s mom during her husband’s toast.



Sandy & Billy at the Lake Union Yacht Club
Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
Sandy and Billy were married on a beautiful day at the Lake Union Yacht Club (formerly the Tyee Yacht Club). You can see the slideshow here!














ISPWP Winning Images!
Tuesday, October 28th, 2008
The ISPWP (International Society of Professional Wedding Photographers) is a very cool organization. They only let in the best photographers, require you to have photographed 50 weddings as the primary photographer, and you have to get past the membership committee as they scrutinize your work for quality. I liked the idea of the ISPWP so much that I joined and volunteered to be a member of the membership committee. Then they had a contest and I entered nine images and eight of them placed!
I think the critique of this image is funny. I thought it was cool that you could see the Space Needle on the left and I purposely shot the image so the Space Needle would be visible!
I was very happy to place in this category as I figured it would have the most entries and the most outstanding images.
