wedding
Via @mike.karas
Mike Karas saw the perfect sunset with two newlyweds in frame and captured it with his zoom lens, despite being several hundred yards away and definitely not the official wedding photographer.
"I was with some other hikers and saw them pop out on that ledge just as the sun was setting. It was surreal."
Great work Mike!
Susie Osei grew up in a Mt. Prospect, Illinois neighborhood where every person on the block felt more like a family than simply the person who lived next door. So, when it came time to plan a wedding with her high school sweetheart, Miles, she knew the perfect location.
An email sent by Susie's dad went out to the neighborhood and "everybody just responded with total love." The block party wedding was ready to roll.
Andy & Jaquie, one of the sweetest couples on earth, were engaged for over a year. Prior to the engagement, Jaquie suffered a traumatic accident and lost the ability to walk and made it her goal to walk down the aisle of her wedding.
Jaquie went through a year of intense physical therapy to achieve her dream. So, in front of a room filled with 200 people, she did it. The joy was absolutely breathtaking.
Along with a photographer, there was a painter there to paint the first dance.
Via China Daily
Zhou Wenlong and Jiang Huizhu got a very memorable wedding, saying 'I do' in a hammock suspended 180 meters in the air at the Shiniuzhai National Geopark in Hunan province.
