****UPDATE*****
After I posted this yesterday, Sarah left one of the sweetest comments, which I've decided to feature at the beginning of the post. The image she is referring to as her favorite is the second from the end.
Her Comment:
"I don't know how you do it. I decided the shoe/hand on wrist picture was my favorite before I found out it was your favorite. You're worth double the price. Triple. I can't be any more grateful. To anyone considering Daniel Howell Photography: You can't see by looking at his portfolio how meaningful these pictures are. The shoe in my hand is my husband's shoe from his childhood that his mom just gave me after throwing it over my head (Irish tradition). My grandmother is giving me cherished words of wisdom that I will remember forever and her personality is summed up in the way she is holding me. And the focal point of the photo is the symbol of my newly blessed union.
There can't be another photographer out there that is intuitive enough to realize these moments are happening in the midst of the chaos that was my wedding. Just know that by contracting Daniel, you've secured not just a record of what you remember from that beautiful day, but a whole knew way to experience it. A way that has already brought my husband and I closer. And I'll bet that a couple of years from now, these photos can do that again and again, in a different way each time. I don't know how to thank you. God bless you, Daniel. "
Sarah and Patrick's wedding took place in September at the beautiful Catholic church in Nashville. Sarah, a talented vocalist herself, had some of the most wonderful music during her ceremony that we've ever heard. Especially touching was the emotional entrance of the bride set to live bagpiping.
The day was wonderful; take a look at some of our favorite images from the day.
Sarah wore this beautiful veil that belonged to her mother.
Sarah's dad waiting patiently before walking his daughter down the aisle:
Yes, now it's time!
The beautiful setting for their ceremony:
A few portraits of the bride & groom:
The following portrait was set in front of the fount where Sarah was baptized.
The girls having some fun:
Sarah's sister was SO excited to catch the bouquet.
My favorite image of the day: