MARIO & NICOLE : NEW YORK WEDDING
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I met Mario about a decade ago when my best friend, Simon, was roommates with him at NYU. Last year, Mario got married to his long-time college sweetheart, Nicole, and allowed me the pleasure of filming their incredibly decadent wedding.
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JAMES & SOPHIE : BEST DAY EVER
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James and Sophie live on a property named Pangaea Ranch, atop rolling mountains high above the clouds. Their wedding took place during sunset, so the lighting was exquisitely golden. Combined with views normally reserved to birds, and a classy, photogenic crowd, the event was a pleasure, indeed. As official videographer, I filmed the beauty and edited this music montage for the couple.
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CHARLES & VALERIE : WHITEHALL MANOR
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Charles and Valerie chose Whitehall Manor in Bluemont, VA as the spot to exchange their vows and host their reception. This large estate, nestled among the rolling hills, offered beautiful backdrops to film against at every turn. This couple was fun to film!
This wedding was filmed for and edited by George Street Photo & Video. |
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SILAS & KATHLEEN : CERESVILLE MANSION
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That first look! When Kathleen and Silas saw each other for the first time, standing under that pergola on the terrace at Ceresville Mansion, it was magical. That fur shawl protecting Kathleen’s shoulders from the cold night’s chill was styling perfection. It’s quite remarkable how the mansion staff transforms the ceremony space into a reception area, ready for dining and dancing.
This wedding was filmed for and edited by George Street Photo & Video. |
OLATUNGI & IYABO : UNITY IN FAITH
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Olatungi and Iyabo’s wedding was filled with time-honored traditions and elegance. They were married at the architecturally-stunning Sligo Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Takoma Park, MD. A joyful reception followed at the Samuel Riggs IV Alumi Center in College Park, wth its stone rotunda and glass-walled hallway leading to a three-story ballroom.
This wedding was filmed for and edited by George Street Photo & Video. |
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AMANUEL & TURI : SNOW HILL MANOR
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Turi & Amanuel’s wedding was held at the historic Snow Hill Manor in Laurel, MD. Friends and family eagerly lined up to take photos with the newlyweds in front of their delicate floral cross backdrop, under a big, shade-providing tree. You couldn’t ask for a more beautiful summer day. Afterwards, everyone gathered at the spacious Laurel-Beltsville Senior Activity Center. During parts of the reception, Turi, Amanuel, their friends and family all worshiped together with song and dance. It was beautiful to witness.
This wedding was filmed for and edited by George Street Photo & Video. |
WILL & SAM : FLORA CORNER FARM
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Flora Corner Farm in Mechanicsville, MD is an actual working farm, and the wedding party has access to part of the old farmhouse for getting ready. Sam and Will held their wedding in the lawn under a large tree, overlooking the picturesque fields. As the ceremony concluded, little droplets of rain began to fall – enough to remind everyone it was April, but not enough to put a damper on the beautiful occasion. This couple has some serious dance-loving family and friends. It’s always great to see guests truly enjoying themselves.
This wedding was filmed for and edited by George Street Photo & Video. |
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NAI & SHIORI : SPRING WEDDING
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Nai and Shiori Saephan held a beautiful wedding at Deer Crossing Inn, secluded within the rolling hills of Castro Valley, CA. The two added many personal touches to the venue, including a thousand hand-folded paper cranes suspended over the deck. As official videographer, I filmed the event and edited this music montage for the couple, highlighting the various events of the day.
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VILMA & HECTOR : RENEWAL
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Photographer Luis Espinosa invited me to film Vilma and Hector's renewal of vows on his rented Panasonic GH4. Making the upgrade to UHD, I was honored when Luis asked me to camera operate based on my experience with the GH line. As my first experience with the GH4, the camera was wonderfully overwhelming with it's new and upgraded feature-set. I constantly switched from 4K for standard shots to 1080p for slow motion and Extra Tele Conversion. The wedding itself was traditional and festive, and Luis edited this video together.
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