Daivd Tutera and My Fair Wedding Season 3 Episode 2

FINALLY!!! I'm allowed to show you the pictures from the My Fair Wedding episode I was honored to shoot on back in March. They were top secret until the show finally aired two weeks ago (haha, although I finally got around to watching it myself just last night).

It was so much fun to watch the show and know exactly what was happening behind the scenes...and what "reality" scenes had to be reshot (just one) because the expressions from the bridesmaids wasn't too excited the first time around. I did spot myself in the background just once (and by background, I mean I looked like a little black and white dust bunny in the back of the reception room guarding my equipment - Rob and I were doing our best to not irritate the crew by staying behind the cameras), but Rob had a good 30 seconds on screen at the reception! If you watch the episode (super easily downloaded on iTunes), just look to the left of the screen at the guy taking pictures on stage in a blue shirt. That's my man!!! :-)

So without further ado, here are my fav images of the day!!

Flowers come first. I loved the idea that these were all different bouquets instead of just the brides being the different one. I feel like the concept of bridesmaids not looking like replicas of each other is becoming more and more popular with different dress styles, sometimes all different colors and definitely with this unique bouquet idea.

The ceremony really was a dream. It had everything from custom candelabras, a beautiful blue and yellow runner, an exquisite arch complete with hanging butterflies and birds nests, as well as an explosion of butterflies that went off at their first kiss. So amazing.

Finally, the reception. There are really no words to describe the surreal feeling that I got when I first walked into this room. The whole thing was just so intricately done, smelled beautifully and there were just flowers everywhere.

All of the centerpieces on each side of the room where hung delicately with umbrellas and little white, glittery butterflies. To top that off, all of them were connected by tying the stems of the flowers together to create a huge canopy over the tables, really making the reception room, although quite large and grand, feel connected and intimate.

Even the dance floor was covered with flowers with a custom cover and there were little butterflies at every place setting. Truly a perfect Spring Wedding!

And of course, some behind the scenes shots!




Thanks so much to the entire My Fair Wedding crew and of course to David Tutera for being such an amazing person to work beside. :-) Sorry guys, no "actors gone bad" horror stories there! He was simply a joy to be around!