Preview.

My sister Charis got married September 10 (9-10-11) in Tyler, MN to Greg Stuefen.  They have a 2 year old, Taet, together...he is so cute and fun!  The colors were green and brown and the theme was sorta rustic and country.  There were old jars, wheat, candles, small logs, photos of the couple, etc. on each table.  Here are a few pictures from the fun weekend! 

Aaahhh not only did the pictures take 9 years to upload, but they also uploaded in the wrong order so you are getting the pictures in no specific order now...

It's Wedding Day!!

We were going for a "Shirley Temple" look...

 

The finished look...

 

 

 

<3

 

This is a bracelet my grandpa Leroy wore...we squeezed it around her bouquet for "something old" and to keep 

his memory close on her special day.  It was perfect.

 

Harley had to spend the entire day with all his clothes and both shoes on AND he had to stay out of the dirt.

It was a rough day for Harley.

I don't know what's going on with the crappy quality of this picture, 

BUT I had the same shot - gorgeous quality - EYES WERE HALF SHUT!  Awe Nuts!!

Looking good!

This is Charis's niece, Hannah. 

She is dangerously cute!

Either the bridal bouquet or my bouquet...not sure, but gorgeous!

The flower girls giggling away during pictures.

...while Taet was running laps.  These kids were WILD!  :)  

Hehehe actually they were all very good for pictures and always had us entertained.

The Nielsen family...

and if you want to be technical,

The Stuefen Family and The Morford family... 

Seriously, look at that face!

Taet has some AWESOME picture moves!

Aaron and Taet, 2 of my favorite men in the world!

I told you he's wild!

He kept trying to "get" my camera.

Handsome Handsome HANDSOME!!!

 

Okay, maybe some of this "wildness" runs in the family...

 

Harley can't keep his collar straight for nothing!  At our wedding it was kind of a hot mess all day.

Greg showcasing his best talent.

These are just a few of the images I snapped when I wasn't chasing Taet, prepping music, visiting with family or actually posing for the pictures so don't feel bad if I don't have a photo of you!  I was really just snapping some candids to play with my DSLR.  I haven't even looked at the images from my point and shoot yet, so I'm sure there will be more posts to come.  :)  Candids and snapshots are my favorite kind of wedding photography, you can capture so many emotions...love, joy, excitement, pride, tenderness and the list goes on and on! What are your favorite kinds of wedding photos, posed or candids?

Noelle