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The G Wedding

The G wedding here in Omaha was absolutely beautiful. The bride graduated law school a year ahead of me, and although we'd never met we were connected by mutual friends when she sought out a photographer. We met the day of her wedding, and I had a blast capturing her special day. 

I also had my first experience at a Catholic wedding, which although all weddings can be very unique, this one was extra unique to me. The longer ceremony, involvement of family and church was really amazing. 

These two newly weds had such a special day! Congratulations! 








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