The holidays are quickly approaching and as Christmas deadlines pass, our thoughts turn to family and friends and the annual holiday parties. Not far from my home are my friends and competitors, Amy and John Prutch of AJ’s Photography. They are literally a stone’s throw away and my wife and I socialize with them frequently….
Yearly Archives: 2006
Thanksgiving is traditionally a time when families and friends gather together for lots of great food, laughter, football games and the inevitable loosening of the belt. Later in the evening, Round 2 begins with cold turkey sandwiches and desert. Anyone that knows me will tell you that Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. Why? Because somehow…
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It’s been a long and busy summer. Everything seemingly pointed to the coming together of Jessica and Paul. The theme of three degrees of separation as everyone from this summer seemed to be at their wedding. It was a reunion and celebration. Jessica and Paul were married at the beautiful The Governor Hotel on November…
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The forecast called for strong winds and heavy rain. For once they got it right. It didn’t put a damper on the day, but certainly changed our approach to the photography. Dixie and Brian were married on November 4th at Christ’s Church in Federal Way. Everyone arrived at the church at 6:45 AM to get…
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It’s been a summer of connections. Three degrees of separation that I’ve been writing about all summer. It all comes together with this wedding. The wedding of Shannon and Isaiah, who were married October 21st at Summit View Church, in Vancouver, Washington. Shannon was a bridesmaid at Stacy’s wedding. Stacy and Kasey were married in…
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My Love,
I just wanted the world and your clients to know how hard you’ve been working for them. Even when your personal life required you to be Mr. Mom last week and other projects keep pulling you away, you diligently return to editing and processing your 40-some weddings you had this summer so that your couples don’t have to keep waiting. And I support you 100% in that endeavor!
It’s always rewarding for both you and I when they finally do get to see their photos and are completely happy and have forgotten all about the wait. I just want everyone to know what I know; that you are a man of integrity, a committed photographer who prides himself in putting out quality work. A family man who has put us aside in order to keep his clients happy (and we are okay with that) and a true professional!
To this day I am in awe of you and am grateful that I have been blessed to call myself your wife. Keep up the FANTASTIC work!
[...] To see more images from this wedding, visit the blog and look at Shannon and Isaiah’s wedding. [...]
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Could I be a little more giddy…I think ours might be in that stack of usps fun!! Thanks so much for all your hard work with our wedding this year. We appreciate it. : ) Happy Holidays to your family from the “new” Cox Family.
Yes Kelsey…you have a package in that stack somewhere! Happy Holidays to the “new” Cox family! You guys are awesome and exactly why I love what I do, because of couples like you. That’s as far into rap as I plan to go today!
Randy
Hey Mr. Kepple,
A very Merry Christmas to you and your family as well. It was great to see you and the rest of the cast over at Amy and JP’s. Glad to “see” you are caught up with all of your work. May 2007 be as prosperous and happy for you and yours.
Nice post Randy! Must have been upstairs chatting it up and missed the photo opp.
Erio…back at you brother! You know you are an inspiration to me and I hope it continues in 2007. Best wishes in finding your way and prayers for your father and his health.
Alexis…your husband was there…what the heck were you doing upstairs? You should know the best party is ALWAYS downstairs at Amy and JP’s! Well, then again, the food is always upstairs.
Happy Holidays! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Randy
Wow! What a bunch of talented photographers! Hi guys!