Amy and Brian’s Wedding | Orange, CA

By Joshua Seale | Published July 9, 2012

Back in April, I had the honor to shoot Amy and Brian’s wedding in Orange, California. My wife and I both knew them from our graduate studies at BIOLA University. It was a beautiful day, and a joy-filled wedding to be a part of. Amy and Brian, we wish you an abundantly rich life together!

Below are some of my favorite shots of the day. Enjoy!

Wedding Dress

Bride Getting Read

Amy getting ready…

Brian getting ready…

Groom getting ready

Bride ready for her wedding

Bride silhouette

Bride 2

Groom waiting for the first look

Bride and her reflection

The Grooms First look at the bride

The First Kiss

The First Meeting

A Very Happy Bride and Groom

Bride and Groom in front of the church

Bride and Groom underneath a tree

Bride and Groom in Orange, CA

Bride and Groom in a Small Field of wildflowers

Bride and Groom and a red fire hydrant

A Very happy bridal party

The Bride at the Alter

The First Kiss

Bride and Groom kissing in front of church

The first dance

Bride and Groom Dancing

Bride throwing the bouquet

Groom throwing the garter

Leaving the wedding in style

Bride and Groom leaving in limousine

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