meet heidi and jeff. they are close friends of ours from my work in the theater scene in atlanta. i’ve worked as a sound designer for heidi many a times, she is an absolutely fabulous director. jeff is one of the funniest, wittiest and professional actors i’ve had the pleasure of working with on a regular basis. shooting their wedding was a pure honor for us. i usually don’t get all gushy, but this was the first wedding in a while i teared and got choked up at. it wasn’t just because they are friends or anything like that… there was a beauty, reverence and honesty that you don’t usually see at weddings between 20-something/young 30-something couples. watching heidi and jeff say their vows, i knew the words came from a place of surrender, depth and understanding only people who didn’t start their lives together could speak. it has shown me the power and importance of renewing my vows with allie. *to everyone else, including allie and i* every so often remembering and reciting the words that you spoke on your day, i believe will strengthen and solidify your love and commitment to each other. the vows mean more as life goes on, and for the moments at their wedding, i was simply swept away by the beauty of this thought.
heidi + jeff. we love you.
sunflowers make me happy.
… and she said she didn’t look good in pictures…
many friend and family participate in the service. here is heidi’s other daughter.
heidi got ready in the classroom she teaches in. we totally rocked out to her “prince station” on pandora before the ceremony.
the above statement. this is what i was talking about.
we enjoyed the nice outside weather a little.
seriously. this cake of crazy good.
the first dance.
theater folk know how to dance, fo’ sho’
if you know jeff, this is jeff. love it. also a lot of my theater buddies are in the background.
the two other love birds at the party. future the*reason clients for sure.
God bless, chris + allie.
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