Peter Bruce Photo & video was lucky enough to go and shoot Ken and Eugene’s wedding in Washington DC
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Sometimes a wedding day is so full of details ,family, intense emotions, that the time seems to flash right by and the couple are left wondering afterwards ” Did the guests have fun? Did I have fun?” The answer is you bet! Here are some fun and funny moments from our last few events.
I first met Holly over the phone; she was calling from Chicago- trying to plan her wedding through the internet and telephone. She and her fiance , Rick, told me a lovely story about his mom and dad; it seems his dad, while he was alive , always took his wife on an anniversary trip to San Francisco, the most romantic place he knew. Well flash forward to the present- Holly and Rick decided to honor this tradition by having their ceremony in San Francisco. Of course Mom and her very best girlfriend( who incidently is also the mother-in-law to Rick’s brother) were a big part of the plans. Everyone was so excited and Holly is one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met. This adorable couple chose the Fairmont Hotel Terrace Garden for their ceremony and- big fun- the Tonga Room for their reception dinner. Of course we had to get some cable car action in ( Holly, you should have taken the conductor’s offer to drive!) and yes the first dance was to a certain Tony Bennett song…
The last pic is the Fairmont lobby of a weary tourist back from the wine country – gotta love it.
Enjoy
Bernadette & Peter Bruce
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On our wedding day, almost everything went well. Nevertheless, Brad thought that everyone must have seen his toupee. Next day, his youngest son sees his worried look and says, ‘What’s the matter, dad ? Why are you looking so down in the mouth so?’
‘I’m not really sad, darling,‘ Brad replies, ‘it’s just that I’m sure everyone yesterday saw that I was wearing a wig.’
‘No they didn’t, daddy,’ she answers, ‘No one I told knew.’
