Destination Wedding in Guanacaste Costa Rica: Cecy + Edgar – Twelve years ago Cecy travelled from Chicago to Wisconsin to visit her cousin Edgar, who was attending an all boys seminary high school. Then only a freshman in high school, little did Cecy know that...
Guanacaste Costa Rica Wedding Photographer: Theresa + Bill – Get married in the rain? Why not! The past two weeks I have been dodging rain storms here in Guanacaste Costa Rica, and even though the passing rain downpours tried to move Theresa and Bill’s...
Wedding Photography in Costa Rica: Sneak Peek Cecy + Edgar – Rain on a wedding day = good luck. And rain on a wedding day in Costa Rica = magical sunset photos. When it started down pouring an hour before Cecy and Edgar’s wedding in Costa Rica, the couple...
Langosta Beach Club Wedding: Amy + AJ – Providence College (PC) in Providence, Rhode Island is a pretty small university with about 3,700 undergraduate students. So what are the odds that the groom from a wedding I second shot at last month just so happened to...
Wedding in Nosara Costa Rica – Shani + Rich – There is just something magical about a wedding in Costa Rica. Whether it be the golden lighting during what I like to call magic hour at sunset, all the natural beauty, great wedding planners and fantastic...
Nosara Wedding Photographer: Sneak Peek Shani + Richard – Holy gorgeousness! This past weekend I had the pleasure to road trip down to Nosara, about two hours from Tamarindo, to photograph a wedding on the beach in Playa Pelada. All the beaches in Costa Rica...
Playa Langosta Costa Rica Wedding: Keeley + Steve – North Carolina girl meets Southern California boy. A couple of years ago Keeley and Steve met through work. Last week, the laws of attraction brought these two forces of nature together to say their...
Playa Hermosa Costa Rica Wedding- I can’t even begin to describe the magic of the Playa Hermosa Costa Rica beach wedding I photographed at Villas Sol two weeks ago. The love that the couple shared (for privacy I am omitting their names, but let’s call...
