Seth and Jen's wedding was in the classic and stunning city of New Orleans. Can you think of a more perfect place to get married? The ceremony took place in the heart of the French quarter where all the fun happens and was photographed by Brett of Siegal Thurston Photography. The ceremony and reception was at the historical Beauregard-Keyes House, a tour de force of southern architecture. Seth and Jen met in New Orleans back in their college days before moving to San Diego. When it came time to choose a place to tie the knot it was a no-brainer: New Orleans won out. This is also a wedding after my heart in the sense that Seth and Jen trusted their instincts enough to improvise. They did their own flowers simply by picking them up from a flower shop en route. In true New Orleans style they hired the Coolbone Jazz Band to play the wedding, Second Line and reception. The venue was perfect for this couple who has been together nine years before getting married; it was the culmination of time well spent getting to know one another and being a mature couple who really knew what they wanted. Says Brett who photographed them, "It was a beautiful day in a fabulous setting and I was so honored to have been chosen to be part of it all . . . ."
CREDITS
Photographer: Siegel Thurston Photography
Musicians: Cool Bone Jazz Band
Venue: Beauregard-Keyes House
Jen's blue bolero by Mary and Angelika
Submitted via Two Bright Lights
11 comments:
another amazing shoots :-)
Splendid pictures, beautiful wedding, and perfect couple!!
xoxo
Jelena
great photos!! love her 'something blue'
xo
MOSAMUSE
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Love her hairstyle. Kisses.
Amazing pictures! I love'em! And the guy got a nice beard there. :)
That dress shot in the window is gorgeous! Well done Siegel Thurston Photography.
I love they did the parade!
Awwwhhhh how lovely! And the photos are beautiful!
XXASAB
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The pop of blue looks so perfect against her white dress. Just gorgeous!
xo
Rachel
Love the French Quarter. Great pics!
Amazing photojournalism. Amazing photography. The photographer did a great job.
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