Twin Oaks House and Gardens Wedding Pictures

Ashley and Colin's summer wedding was a pleasure to photograph. What a beautiful venue the Twin Oaks House and Garden’s is. The flowers were all in bloom, the skys were blue, and the bride and groom were all smiles! When your clients trust you to capture their day with style, it makes being a San Diego Wedding Photographer very enjoyable.

What stood out to me at this wedding, was the great atmosphere. Maybe, I was in my own world or maybe it was the open bar ;) but it seemed like everyone was really enjoying themselves and werent afraid to break out of their shells. From people waving at me during the ceremony, when the camera was pointed in their direction to the dance floor during the chicken dance, everyone was having the time of their lives. My wife says that Ashley's dress was perfect for her and the wedding. It was obvious that a lot of thought went into the details, and that she had been dreaming of this day for a longtime. Im so glad everything turned out just as she had hoped, praise the Lord!

My favorite part of this wedding was capturing the candid shots of their first dance. The tent and chandeliers at the Twin Oaks House and Gardens make for a great background, and I had fun getting creative with the available light. Enough said, enjoy the wedding photographs captured at the Twin Oaks House and Gardens. Oh yeah and a tip of my hat to some of the vendors that I thought did great including the the cake designer and the caterer. The DJ really stood out… he did an exceptional job. John Gillon from Events by Design was flawless, great audio during the ceremony and fun music during the reception.

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