Here are some pictures of the game tonight. Thought you might want to know what I have been doing for the last month. We have had a few shoot that…
Here are some pictures of the game tonight. Thought you might want to know what I have been doing for the last month. We have had a few shoot that…
Many people are surprised when I say I have some Tongan family members. They look at me and say… You don’t look Tongan. The relation is only through marriage, I…
Welcome! Cami and Eric’s Wedding October 13th 2011 Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah Why was I was late to the wedding, well sit back and I will…
This is just a preview of their wedding photos. We will also have Cami’s Bridals up soon as well! Stay tuned!!!!!!!!!!
Meet Baby Zoie! Check out that beautiful red hair!! Elise and I had the oppertunity to photograph one of my old friends little girl. Zoie had just turned 1 years…
I had a fun opportunity to photograph Tminus5 last week. They held their annual A Cappellastock at the Ogden Amphitheater. If you have never seen Tminus5 perform you are missing out on a truly unique opportunity….
Here are some pictures of the game tonight. Thought you might want to know what I have been doing for the last month. We have had a few shoot that we are waiting to post. Can’t wait to share them!
Here is a few pictures from a recent photo shoot I did at the Logan Temple.
More to come!
Not sure why I love these types of hugging photos. I guess its just because you can feel the hug just by looking at Hilary’s face. It’s peaceful.
Many people are surprised when I say I have some Tongan family members. They look at me and say… You don’t look Tongan. The relation is only through marriage, I myself am not Tongan. When I was young my Aunt married a Tongan. Her new father in-law was the pastor for the local church of Tonga. Needless to say I attend my Tongan activities and celebrations. As far as weddings go I think we Palangi’s could learn a few things from Tongan’s about partying. After the ceremony in Salt Lake City, Ana and Singa’s reception was held at the Utah State Fairgrounds. When Tongans have a wedding EVERYONE is invited. Over 500 people show up for the dancing and food. Yes people dance!
When was the last time you saw a wedding were people actually dance their hearts out, late into the night? Now, I am not saying dancing never happens its just extremely rare unless alcohol is involved.
Tongans also serve so much food that people can and do take leftovers. They roast entire pigs, lobsters, and other tasty traditional Tongan food.
Tongans have some fun and interesting traditions including lovingly attacking the bride and groom during the reception.
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