This might have been the first time we saw a groom get more emotional than the bride on their wedding day. Kristine and Jason tied the knot at the marvelous The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers one sunny, beautiful afternoon in West Manhattan. It had been a long journey for both of them before walking down the aisle, surrounded by their dearest and closest family and friends, and as Jason's eyes began to water, we knew this was a day he'd been waiting a lifetime for. The open ceilings and bright windows of the Lighthouse created a unique and urban-chic atmosphere for their joyous celebration, and with enough photographers (and a photo booth) in the room, there were more than enough moments to remember from their special day. Congratulations to you both! It has been an absolute pleasure (smile).

10.10.10. It was finally here--the wedding date of the century. Agnes and Mike had planned their triple ten wedding at Glen Cove Mansion long before our calendars even hit the new decade. And when somebody prepares for a celebration for that long, you know they are planning the party of their lifetime. For a couple that laughs together at everything life throws at them, this day was made even cheerier as friends and family traveled from as far as Brazil and Korea to celebrate this memorable day with them. Even their parents (all four of them) were gettin' jiggy on the dance floor. Seriously, coolest moms and dads ever. And when an epic date like this turns out to be a beautiful, sunny, breezy day, us camera people go home happy (smile).

When two people have been in love for as long as Michelle and Victor, we all knew this would be an emotional day for everyone. It was the day a father had to give away his youngest daughter; the day a best friend would give the speech of a lifetime; the day a lost family member would be remembered; the day a gorgeous white gown could transform a girl into a bride; the day a few vows written on a piece of paper would mean the whole world--it was the day they had waited a lifetime to come. And we saw a whole lot of tissues (smile). But good thing Victor had planned a surprise rap performance to brighten up the evening and start the party! With a good laugh, everybody put away their tears and danced the night away at the North Ritz Club. And it was indeed a great day.

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