Here is part two of John and Pam’s wedding at Claytor Lake, featuring shots from their reception. Enjoy!
First of all, look at this beautiful cake! Pam’s cousin made it herself. The next time I need a cake, I know who to call!
Pam’s bridesmaids gave one of the most unique toasts I’ve ever heard, beginning with the act of handcuffing the bride and groom together!
I loved the table settings at this wedding, especially the little pears.
Radford University did the catering, and everything looked so delicious… especially the pie.
I rented some new gear for this wedding, including a LensBaby Composer, which is a funny little lens that you can tilt around different directions to get crazy effects like this:
It’s not generally my style, but I did use it for some ring shots.
John and Pam were joined by tons of friends and family, who danced and dined and otherwise partied the night away.
Lexi’s boyfriend caught the garter. I think John threw it his direction!
Lots of times I amuse myself by taking pictures of other people taking pictures. I don’t usually get to catch the bride in the act!
I love this next photo of the rice.
Goodbye, John and Pam!
John and Pam – thank you for having me as your wedding photographer. I hope you love your photos. It has been a real treat getting to know both of you. I wish you the very best of luck for a lifetime of happiness in your marriage!
7 Comments
Comment by Phillip Allen — October 26, 2009 @ 6:08 am
Cakelicious! Your detail photography is beautiful Natalie :~) Looks to have been a fantastically fun, happy, and loving wedding!
Comment by Stefano — October 26, 2009 @ 2:55 pm
+1 on the detail shots. Great job!
Comment by Pam Billings (Bride) — October 26, 2009 @ 7:36 pm
Natalie, I cant tell you how happy we are that we choose you to be our photographer! I loved working with you and your photos speak for themselves. Thank you so much for capturing the special moments of our special day! I’m amazed at your ability to find the most interesting pics in the most unusual ways. I would have missed so much if you weren’t there to capture it for me. Thank you again!! Pam
Comment by Tasha — October 28, 2009 @ 7:23 am
I definitely agree on the detail shots – they’re great. I love the rings on the pine cone, such a cute idea for a fall wedding!
Comment by Yuri — October 28, 2009 @ 3:25 pm
o man! that cake shot is gorgeous!!!
Comment by April — October 28, 2009 @ 3:53 pm
Natalie, Beautiful! I’ve shown these pictures to several friends and they all agree that you did an awesome job capturing the moment(s). One girl is very interested in having you do her wedding. Although it might be a while, she doesn’t even have a ring yet! Great job!
Comment by Marianne Taylor — October 30, 2009 @ 4:35 am
That cake is indeed spectacular! Loving all the food pictures. <3
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