This was a beautiful wedding at the exquisite Ruby Hill Golf Club in Pleasanton. Kelli looked radiant, happy, and smiling non-stop the entire day. When she arrived at Ruby Hill, everything was ready and everything looked gorgeous: from her stunning dress hanging in the girls room, to all the bouquets on the table and the beautiful table settings.

Everything was so perfect that for a second Kelli got concerned because nothing is usually perfect in this world, and something could go wrong later. Fortunately, it didn’t. The beautiful ceremony was followed by a delicious dinner with warm and heart-touching toasts.

Dan looking handsome with the guys:

We stole Kelli and Daniel away from their guests for a few minutes during the sunset to walk around the facility. We found more and more hidden spots and had a blast with these guys: it was hard to keep them off of each other. We came back just in time for the cake cutting – I loved how simple and beautiful it was! There was also a second cake, which was cut by their Grandparents in celebration of their 60th anniversary. I thought it was very cute and thoughtful.

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Kelli, familiar with my addiction to chocolate, insisted that we take a couple of pieces of wedding cake home to enjoy later. It was sooooo good!!! Thank you so much guys!

Kelli and Dan, we were so happy to share your big day with you. We wish you all the best in your lives together. Much love and appreciation�

Natasha and Mike

Now that we’re closer to the city it seems like we come there more often than we ever did before. Sasha and Roma’s wedding at the beautiful Hans Fahden Winery is coming up in just a few short weeks now and we were glad to find a time to capture their e-session! Natasha and I were just visiting Hans Fahden in May for a friends’ wedding as guests and it’s going to be great to return.

We walked around the Hills Brothers’ building near The Embarcadero, checked out a pretty awesome pier, and even got a drink at Gordon Biersch. Here are a few shots to share from their session:

Mike

We’ve had quite a lot of photo sessions in the last few weeks and we’re loving this opportunity to be inspired. Our couples share something meaningful and deep with us: how and who they are with each other. We never forget or take it for granted that trust is an important part of the relationship we have with our clients.

Jennifer and Steve found us through a referral from a couple whom we photographed last fall. For their engagement photos, we spent some time together on Stanford campus. Natasha and I both look forward to their wedding coming up in a just little over a week now!

Mike