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Grant and Alex were married on June 5th at St. Joseph’s church in Mendota Heights, MN. Their reception was at the Mendakota Country Club, where they used to work and first met!

This is one of the sweetest couples I’ve had the opportunity to work with. Their love for each other and their families, as well as their kindness towards others was evident throughout the entire day.

I have to say that these are probably the best wedding shoes I’ve encountered yet! Fabulous Manolo Blahniks!

When couples see each other before the wedding, I always set up a special time for them to see each other for the first time. I love the soft smile on Grant’s face as he holds his bride for the first time that day.

I loved Alex’s dress and flowers. So beautiful!

I had a really great 2nd shooter for this wedding, my friend Beka Fancher. She took this great photo!

Their reception decorations were breathtaking! When Alex walked in, I heard her say “This is exactly how I imagined it!” :-)

My totally, completely, favorite shot from the day!

My other favorite! ;-)

Grant and Alex did a choreographed first dance.

To view more highlights from the day, watch the slideshow.

  

I was recently interviewed by the Equinest. Read the full interview on their site!

They also have a lot of other photographer and artist interviews, along with a bunch of horse-related articles.

This is my final post related to the tail cutting day at Reflection Farm!

Jean Liestman’s daughter Jaimie recently moved to Kansas, but was home for the tail cutting. They wanted some photos taken with an older horse Jaime used to show, and a few with their stallion “RF RAMBO”.

The light here was produced by sunlight reflecting off of a white house.

I think this guy is stunning!

Here he was noticing the mares in a nearby pasture.

At this point, Jaime said “I hope the lead doesn’t break”.

She must have been a little prophetic.

So what does a stallion do when he gets loose? He heads for the mares!

Flirt!

He was safely caught and put back in his stall. What a fun day we ALL had!