Andi had lived in New York City for a number of years, and Joe grew up in the area. Knowing they would eventually leave New York, the place where they were first a couple, Andi thought it seemed a fitting place to take her portraits.
"Eventually" happened much sooner than Andi had expected though, as in January of this year, shortly after their wedding, Andi and Joe moved from the city. These photos will surely serve as a beautiful reminder of this special place in their history.
Also, a hat's off to Andi who braved below freezing temperatures in late November to take these gorgeous photos! Had she not told me, I would never have guessed it was 25 degrees Fahrenheit the day of her photo shoot. What a pro!
these are beautiful. i'm going to a wedding this weekend. it's in nashville though. a little different from new york, but will still be great!
ReplyDeletei hope to take a few pictures of my own—nothing nearly as good as these, but at least i have something to aspire to. :)
Andi is so beautiful! These photographs truly are treasures. My absolute favorite, is Andi standing in front of the Flat iron Building...it just takes my breath away.
ReplyDeleteNow I can't wait to see the New Orleans part!!!
Sleeveless & smiling??? Way to go
ReplyDeleteAndi!!!!
Holding my breath for NOLA...
If you hadn't said otherwise, I would have thought these photos were taken in the past few weeks, on a lovely spring day.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bride! she can't stop smiling!
It's so great that they will have these photos of her in her wedding dress in a place that means so much to the both of them.
(I really love the applique detail on her veil!)
thanks for posting these!
ahhh i cant believe it was that cold! you'd never know - she looks great
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bride in the beautiful city! these photos have such an amazing mood - warm and playful. The photographer is unconditionally skillful! but if your wedding is in UAE I can advice you a professional wedding photographer http://www.atsaltstudio.com/wedding
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