I had a chance to spend a lot of time with them during their engagement session – we had a blast in the strip district. They’re such a fun couple – Jenny’s laugh is so contagious. You just have to giggle. An engagement session makes wedding day just a bit more relaxed and I really felt like I was photographing good friends on their wedding day.

Jenny and Howard were married in the Hall of Architecture at the Carnegie Museum with a reception following in the Music Hall Foyer. The ceremony was beautiful with a mix of traditions, Jewish and Christian.

Barb and I are an interfaith couple and are sensitive to what that’s all about – If you’re planning an interfaith wedding and have some concerns, don’t worry – it all works out and it’s wonderful.

As you can see, Jenny and Howard’s wedding was absolutely gorgeous – amazing details, terrific music and Jenny’s Reem Acra gown was stunning – it was perfect for her and she was just beautiful.  The bridal party was great fun and Jenny and Howard are fortunate to have terrific and suppotive parents. It was just a wonderful wedding.

In the Mood with their 20 piece orchestra laid down the groves, Hepatica provided the floral artistry and Parkhurst outdid themselves with a beautiful (and delicious) cake. Mary Jo Rulnick, the special event wedding coordinator at The Carnegie is always attentive, personable and does an outstanding job with every event.

I’m so lucky to have such a great job – stay tuned for a very different,  cool, unique and beautiful wedding the weekend after Jenny and Howard’s wedding celebration – Kristan and Andy’s outdoor wedding at Armstong Farms, followed by Elizabeth and Derek’s wedding this past Saturday at The Renaissance.