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Without any further delay I would like to share with you some images from Maria and Steve’s wedding. The wedding ceremony was held at St Di’s in Astoria and the reception at the New York Botanical Gardens.
Hello there friends, i know it has been sometime since my last post. And since right now i’m heavy into post production work blog updates me be a tad slow. But the following will be coming soon. So let me show you some casual, formal and documentary images.
To my friends Erica and Aaron congratulations on your beautiful wedding.
This time around with the blog post, i would like to give some more emphasis to the grooms story.
Congratulations Jessica and Michael. I wish you guys the best of luck.
Christos
Irene and Michael, what can i say it was truly an interesting afternoon. And I know we are going to have a rocking time at your wedding. See you guys soon.
My friends Sandy and Chris, what a joyous afternoon. Unfortunately it ended up with me severely spraining my ankle. But I’m going to have this wonderful opportunity to see you guys again in August.
My friends Anna and Peter, it was a pleasure spending an afternoon with you guys. And the shoot lent itself to capturing wonderful moments. I’ll see you guys again very soon.
Keep it real
Christos
My friends Jessica and Jongtak. What an elegant event you had and i thank you for letting me being a part of it. This wonderful wedding was held at the Larkfield Manor.
As I have mentioned in my previous post I felt a vintage look and feel for the blog was appropriate.
My friends Katarina and George. We began this journey a bit over a year ago over a frappe at Athens cafe. Since then we have come to today, and today i had this wonderful opportunity to spend an afternoon with you. Tomorrow will come shortly, then i will be with you two for a day.
Keep it real
Christos
Hi friends, I know it has been sometime since my last post, so i figured I’ll share an image from my last engagement shoot. Now I haven’t had the time to edit all the images but come back in a few days to see some more.
Keep it real
Christos
Ok so i’m a bit late in posting this one. I’ve been sick over the last week and i didn’t have the energy to do much, the shipment of proofs that came in today are all out of order. I just spent the last 6 hours of my life trying to put the proofs in chronological order, it looked like someone at the lab decided to shuffle my proofs, not fun.But anyway, i decided to do something a bit different with this one. Instead of posting about 10 images, i decided to post a complete album design for you guys covering just about the entire day. No fancy stuff here, no look what i can do but rather an album design that a client will purchase, including all the traditional poses that clients expect. So about the wedding, well it was held over at St Catherine’s and George, hmmm i’ve been there often lately and will be going back at the end of this month for a baptism. And the reception was held at the Westbury Manor.
Keep it real
Little things in life are never noticed. Little things in life are sometimes ignored. Little things in life last a lifetime.
My favorite image from last weeks wedding, more to come in a few days.
Keep it real
Anastasias and Chris’s wedding day finally arrived and what an energetic couple they were. The day was stress free, stunning but the weather was cold. But their family and friends had such a love for the day that i don’t think that anyone really cared. The ceremony was held at St. Catherine’s Greek Orthodox Church in Astoria, and the reception for the festivities at Leonard’s of Great Neck. Oh let’s not forget about Bravo Sounds that provided the entertainment for the night.
Since we are in the off season, it’s a bit quite on the blog front, but I thought I would share with you a wedding day tip.
Your wedding day is going to be filled with many beautiful and emotional moments that will make your wedding like nobody else’s. One of these precious moments is the first dance, so I have a wedding day tip for you.
Let it be about you and your husband, after all its your day, it’s your time to shine so don’t share the first dance. Instead have a second song for the bridal party, the parents and your guests to join in the festivities. Now here is why, the average song that is played during the first dance is a bit over 3 minutes, from a photography perspective this is the amount of time I have to capture all of my images that will make your first dance yours. Now if you cut the first dance in half and permit the bridal party, parents and guests to join in, the average amount of time I will have is a minute and a half to do this in, think about it 90 seconds. Again this is just a tip, I always do my best for my clients no matter how much time I have during any portion of the day. So what do you guys think?
