Saint Gabriel Catholic Church & Jasmine Seafood Restaurant Wedding

I can’t believe its already been a year since Julie and Anthony’s wedding! It was such a wonderful and memorable day that I’m surprised I haven’t shared it… So here we go 🙂

Julie grew up believing in enchanting fairies and falling magically in love one day. When Anthony finally appeared, it was everything she dreamed of and more. Not only are they both ridiculously good looking for each other, they connect very spiritually through their deep devotion to God and each other.  Its an unbreakable and rare bond, one that’s worth translating into this exquisite wedding. They had it all from giant roses, rose gold gildings, fresh florals with perched butterflies, perfect flower girls, glam, and lots and lots of love. Let just say a lot of goodies was packed in one day so get ready for a big one!

The love birds began the day with a beautiful traditional Vietnamese tea ceremony. They went all out and not one detail was overlooked! This also serves as formal union between both of their families. Next up, they lit their unity before God in the spectacular Saint Gabriel Catholic Church. After that, a few tequila shots led to a blast working with their wedding party portraits at RB Inn. At nightfall, we celebrated off the night at Jasmine Seafood Restaurant, which btw…. was utterly unrecognizable! The one and only, Christine Ong from Lavish Weddings, transformed the seafood restaurant into an enchanting ballroom. Everyone was floored at how beautifully it all came together for Julie & Anthony!

Photobooth: Mr Photobox
Videographer: Jose Valdez

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Julie & Anthony - February 2, 2018 - 11:40 pm

We always go through your pictures Jenny, when we just want to relive our wedding day! 

Saint Peter’s Church & Clark’s Landing – Point Pleasant Wedding

You know that couple that’s been together forever and is all your friend’s favorite couple to up to? That’s Lucy and Tim.  They’re really like pepperoni and pizza, just made for one another! To top it off, they’re one of the sweetest people I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with. They both radiant positive adoring vibes to everyone around them. Its contagious and you just gotta surrender and love them. Tim and Lucy exchanged vows and rings at a beautiful church called, Saint Peter’s Church in Point Pleasant, New Jersey and partied/pigged out all night at Clarks Landing by the water.  The abundance of overflowing food from cocktail hour (omgggg), dinner, and dessert fueled an amazing party all night long. That’s something I always notice about New Jersey weddings! I tried to post as much as I could to show you what I mean!

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Darlington House La Jolla Wedding

One thing I can’t get over is how much Steve shows his affection towards Allison. You can just tell when someone is so heads over heels for another. They’re always so present and in the moment, as if no one around them exists. On their wedding day, Allison and Steve was as beautiful and charming as ever. We got ready and did a First Look at the Torrey Pines Hilton La Jolla and performed their Jewish ceremony and reception at the Darlington House in La Jolla. This venue couldn’t be more fitting for the pair. It was full of romantic art, history, and charming details. The day was perfect.

Special thanks to one of my favorite coordinators, Amy June  and Continental Catering for making everything run so smoothy!

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Banff National Park Engagement Photos – Karin & Jeffrey

Tomorrow is Karin & Jeffrey’s wedding!!

Now, lets wind back the clock? In high school, I was part of the Vietnamese Chinese Association (VCA). Every year, we would come up with a traditional dance for the Chinese New Year and perform for the school and various communities. And these group dances were fancaayy, we had outfits, fans, scarfs, hats… (Asian people love utilizing props). The week before our performance, one of the dancers wasn’t able to commit anymore. It became difficult to execute the group formations with a missing person. I didn’t know Karin well then, but I knew she was pretty much part of every club and always kept busy. When she heard about the situation, she immediately and cheerfully stepped up to the plate, “I’ll do it!” It wasn’t easy learning everything in the short amount of time, but she pulled it off and saved our club! From then on,  I was always thankful to know and now have her as a friend today. She’s Karin Tran and she deserved an awesome partner to match her.

Flash forward, its Jeffrey Wang (He’s an awesome photographer, check out his work) !

Simply put… when you put two driven, charming, and adorable people together, you get The Bundle of Karin & Jeffrey. The more I’ve gotten to know them through the years, the more I’m at lost for words at how great they are individually and together. They’re able to pick up nearly anything and just make it work… School, career, travel adventures, marathons, and themed parties (Game of Thrones, woot woot!). Its no wonder that they immediately gravitated towards each other when they first met. It was after class, Jeff and his friends walked out with Karin. Then, he couldn’t help but walk her to her car even though it was out of his way… Way to make it obvious! But hey, bold moves sometimes pays off!

As for their engagement, it wouldn’t be Karin & Jeffrey if they didn’t want something spectacular. And it really, really was.. we shot all over Banff National Park in Canada. Moraine Lake was especially a magical experience for all of us. The water was seriously that blue straight out of camera. The beauty of Mother Nature surrounding this couple just took my breathe away… (literally because it was so cold, I could see it!). Props to Karin for stepping out of her cozy comfort zone (once again) to pose in freezing temps. They hold a place dear to me and I can’t wait for the big day tomorrow!

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