Couples decide what kind of relationship they want within the first few minutes of meeting each other. To the hopeless romantics out there, this is called Love at first sight. That’s exactly what it was for Tiffany and Corey when they met at the office where they worked.
Corey didn’t want to reveal his feelings for Tiffany, especially since they worked together, so he ignored her. This made Tiffany angry and she came into the office one day, dressed to the nines, ready to make Corey notice her. It must have worked, because 4 months later on September 30th, they were married in Eugene, Oregon at The Country Inn. Here are a few of my favorites from their wedding day.
Lots of beautiful little girls running around, never far from the camera.
Corey is ready to see Tiffany for the first time on their wedding day. Two hours later than expected, but that sounds an awful lot like a wedding to me.
Tiffany is a natural in front of the camera, having done some modeling in the past. She was an absolute joy to work with and a great contrast to Corey who endured his part in the pictures.
Tiffany’s sister is married to a talented photographer friend of mine Mat who lives in Seattle. Check out his web site Mat Hayward Photography. Mat was photographing a 4 day wedding in another state, so he couldn’t attend or photograph Tiffany’s wedding. Guess who referred me?
The beautiful restored, vintage getaway car that dad provided for the couple. I wish I knew what this car was, but I’m sure someone will jump in and let us know.
I think this image speaks for itself…
The Country Inn is a beautiful venue for a wedding. Gardens spreading out all over the property with gazebos, a pond and bridges. It’s a paradise for photographs. It was a pleasure to meet everyone, especially Matt’s wife and children and the best man, William Hung. Man, that guy took some abuse and dished it out as well. Great sense of humor.
Congratulations to the family and friends of Tiffany and Corey and best wishes to the newly married couple. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your wedding day story and for making me feel like a part of the family.
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