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Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Knight...

Oh my... I'm behind! Let's start BEFORE I left for South Dakota. December 30th 2010!
Laurel married the love of her life... Jon.

I was blessed with the opportunity to take their wedding photos - a first for me, and boy was I a wreck! So nervous!

I am completely pleased with how they turned out... and here are some of my favorites.
The Bride waiting for her Groom...
Her Bouquet... His Hat...
The First Look... Hands down ... Favorite shot of the day!
Her Bouquet...
The Bride and Groom listening to the Father do his thing...
An overview of the ceremony.
And the Father, who took over at the last minute... forgetting their last name during the presentation of the couple.
The sweet newlyweds arriving at their reception venue.
And I got one of the Bride's father (Bruce) Dancing with each of his three girls... Hope.
Laurel.
And the love of his life... Rose.
The Best man and Maid of Honor toasting the couple... "May the Force be with you"
All day long, Laurel kept telling me how wonderful it was to be surrounded by the people she loved most in the world for her wedding day. This photo exemplifies that for me. I love this shot so much.
The couple ordering a drink.
The best man and his cape and saber... wonderful!
The Delicious cake... thanks for the no berries lady!
And the best man handed over his saber to let them cut their cake, it was so perfect!
Congratulations to the new couple... Have a wonderful new year building your NEW HOUSE in Texas - we can't wait to come visit (some day)!

Not bad for my first "Professional" wedding.... :)
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