Here are some images of the rehearsal the night before:

This is the perfect “Lightsabers are awesome” face!

Now on to the wedding day!

No Photoshop trickery on this one. I shot it through a mirror and with the right angle everything lined up perfectly.

As we were waiting for the elevator I saw the light against the wood panelling and this image popped into my head!

Goofing around while getting the boutonnieres pinned.

As we were doing formals a person was making huge bubbles with a home-rigged rope, so we had to get a shot with them.

Veils and wind sometimes don’t mix.

Gabrielle from Stone Event Planning and New Leaf Flores made the place look spectacular.

Cindy and Gi also had a traditional Paebaek ceremony.

In order to determine how many kids they’ll have, the bridal couple have to catch dates (for girls) and chestnuts (for boys).

Cindy and Gi gave thanks to their guests for being a part of their day.

Boss band kept things movin’.

First dance!

Last-minute touchups before walking down the aisle.

The Endicott House’s grounds are huge and varied. I loved taking Sara and Kevin around and exploring all the cool locations!

I dig the frogs.

The blessing.

The two flower girls watching a slideshow of my images.

Looking at Katrina’s mom’s wedding pictures.

I ran up two flights of stairs to get a different view of the first dance!

Hiding in plain sight.

While waiting for some of the bridesmaids to arrive for formals a dance party broke out!

I gets no respect, I tells ya!

Some celebratory cigars outside.

DJ Ari of Beat Train Productions kept the party hot.

It was awesome that Katrina and Kyle were game for a few formals outdoors.

Kyle works at Timberland and got Katrina some boots, so I had to photograph her with ‘em on!