Jeannie & Christian's Wedding at Delille Cellars in Woodinville

Jeannie and Christian were one of my most fashionable couples of the season.  No surprise, seeing as Jeannie runs Stylelab Seattle.  A consulting and personal shopping service for fashion conscious guys.

I always love to capture all the 'getting ready' shots.  The really begin the whole story of the day.  Of course, being completely on the trend, Jeannie wore an amazing fascinator hairpiece.

Although it was her day, she brought some extra joy for her bridesmaids with gifts.  We simply had to re-create one of her engagement shots with this bag, too!

We found the best lighting for Christian while he was getting ready.  It created a much calmer atmosphere than running around with a flash.  Who needs more stress, you know?

Do you think Jeannie picked out his clothes?  You know she did!

Had this shot in a previous post, loved it so much I wanted to show it again of the "bat wing" shoes.

Jeannie looking breathtaking at Delille Cellars.  For her 'something old' she's wearing her Grandmother's veil.  Too fragile to wear the entire day, she brought it along and we took time to create some portraits just with the veil.  By all means, if there's something that is important to you to be photographed with on your wedding day, bring it along!

Christian and his groomsmen taking in the moment!

Delille Cellars has a beautiful garden where we were able to enjoy some quiet moments and create some intimate portraits before the wedding.

A quiet moment for Jeannie before the ceremony at Delille Cellars.

Jeannie and Christian looking amazing and happily married!!!

There are so many amazing settings for wedding photography in the gardens at Delille Cellars.

The beautiful couple!!!

A beautiful stroll after the ceremony at Delille Cellars.


Had a great time with Jeannie and Christian at their beautiful wedding.

Since we always shoot with two photographers, one of us stayed inside to capture the cake cutting the more traditional way and we took a chance photographing it from outside... the gamble paid off as this ended up being one of my favorite cake photos of the season.