Here are a few images from Malorie’s house:

Things were very different at the Rooney residence:

Just a little different atmosphere… Okay, so Malorie and Sean had agreed to see each other before their ceremony, so the next group of images are from their first glance session:

Then we met up with the bridal party:

Then, off to take formals with the families – I’m not going to put a lot of family images up, but they’re all posted on www.focusweddingphotos.com if you’re interested.

From here it’s on to the church, and time for Malorie and Sean to get married:

And then we were off to the Dunegrass for the rest of the night!

The wedding golf cart, thronged by fans….

Okay, are you ready to see the ballroom?  Chet raced on ahead of us to photograph the ballroom empty, and we have this beautiful shot of the room undisturbed because of him.

Of course there were toasts:

Dancing and bouquets….

But it’s the crazy stuff at weddings that really makes them fun.  I don’t even know what to say about the cat picture.  Girls being girls:

And guys being guys:

And that is only part of what made this wedding so incredible.  We had an awesome time.  Thanks for looking.

I’ve known Victoria’s parents, Jeff and Lisa, for a couple of years now, since we photographed their other daughter Gabby for her senior portrait. Their warmth and hospitality should have led me to expect a gracious and sweet family, but I’ve got to say, the Kempton and St. Louis clans must be the nicest people in Maine. 

I’m thrilled to tell you that Victoria and Chris had a perfect wedding day, with just a touch of heat during the ceremony, but then cool ocean breezes for the reception.  Victoria’s grandfather performed the service in Auburn, and on the way down to the Dunegrass Country Club in Old Orchard Beach, we stopped at the beach for some photos with the bridal party.

These are a few of my favorites, and there’s a gallery with more down below.  Thanks for looking.

Here’s the Gallery: