Olivia and Tony got married at the gorgeous Bolger Center in Potomac, Maryland this past weekend, and the day couldn’t have been more amazing. We decided to do a quick portrait session at the nearby Glen Echo Park, where a little girl came up to Olivia while we were waiting in line to get on the carousel and asked to take a photo with her because, in her words, “She looked like a Princess.” What better way to start a wedding? After Olivia and Tony took part in a quick traditional Chinese ceremony of showing appreciation and respect to their parents, and the gorgeous outdoor ceremony out on the main lawn that followed, we get to the best part of the night – the science themed reception! From the atomic numbered table numbers to the centerpieces built out of chemistry glassware to favors in test tubes – this was a science nerd’s dream. From their fog machine enhanced entrance, to some wonderful toasts, ranging from the heartfelt from their parents to the hilarious from the best man and the maid of honor, to finishing off the only last dance that counts, the robot. Of course, no wedding I’ve ever photographed is complete without someone breakdancing, or at least a cartwheel or two, for which I owe Tony my thanks :) Hope you enjoy!
Awesome work, Sir. I love that portrait of them with the red walls. And the PJ work is sooper dooper!
leo you annihilated this wedding, GORGEOUS stuff
Not every wedding looks like some beautiful, fantastical adventure… but this one totally does. <3
They are ABSOLUTELY precious together.
Beautifully done Leo!
Totally sweet use of those blue uplights! Love those shadowy shots!
beautiful set. I love them ALL. The portraits in front of the white wall are exceptionally beautiful.
Leo, you nailed it! I love your B&Ws. The periodic table of seating is awesome!
I love those carousel shots, lovely! Great photojournalistic skills Leo.
So much personality in this wedding. Your work is inspiring!
Great use of colours and tones! What amazing photos!
Love their style, and your photos captured it perfectly.
emotions and emotions…great work Leo
Love your compositions Leo – how you manage to achieve them combined with those powerful moments I’ll never know. Top marks.
Absolutely stunning photos! Great work.
mr. leo you are epic.
Love this! You told their day beautifully and captured some amazing emotions!