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Denver Wedding Photography, Julie and Corey

Julie and Corey's wedding was perfect.  As far as I could tell absolutely nothing went wrong and the day was marvelous and even had a rainbow to top it all off!  They were married at the Manor House, a location they fell in love with when they visited.  I agree, I too am in love with this site.  It is beautiful and quaint - and the staff was amazing!  The thing I loved the most about this wedding was that they thought about all the things that are "supposed" to happen on a wedding day and picked and chose what they thought was important.  Everything they did or didn't do, it was all about them and who they were.  They didn't get mired down in traditions that meant nothing to them.  I think it is so easy to get carried away with what you are "supposed" to do and loose sight of what really matters.  These two were amazing and didn't loose sight of what they wanted.



The story behind this necklace just about made me cry, there is so much history, wonderment and awesomeness in the necklace!  Julie's grandfather, who was a jeweler made it for her grandmother.  It was the first diamond he ever gave her.  I love when people have something so intimately special in their families.  It is such a special thing, something we don't always have in the land of disposable everything.  And it's absolutely stunning, which totally helps!


I love this image of her mom!  I bet she is a total spit-fire of a lady!






There were bunnies everywhere!  They must be so used to humans because they could barely be roused from their spots when we were taking pictures.



I love these two, chatting during the ceremony.  Hah!  And it must have been some good, juicy gossip too!
It was such a beautiful place for the ceremony.  Very timeless and worldly.





















This was a theme with this little guy - all night long.  And I adore every shot I captured of his finger up his nose!
The awesome rainbow!











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