St. Louis, MO

St. Louis, MO! I never knew we could pack so much into just three days! It was a whirl wind trip full of fun and family! The reason we were there was, I got hired by Bryan's Aunt Lori to be her son and daughter-in-laws wedding photographer. What a once in a life time opportunity! Even with all the anxiety of flying, I couldn't pass it up! I LOVE Ethan and Danielle! I wouldn't have missed it!

We got to St. Louis on Thursday evening. We had dinner and then headed to the St. Louis LDS Temple.

Friday was a perfect day for a wedding! It was 100% humidity and 100 degrees! I had never been in humidity like that before. It was intense! Luckily Ethan and Danielle agreed to meet me at the Temple very early in the morning to get some shots before it got too hot. Here are a few shots! See more of them 

here.

Here's one of my favorites! Me and the boyz!! It's the only wedding photo I was in! 

As I was taking family shots, I looked over and saw this amazing photo! LOVE this one. 

LOVE this family!! 

After several hours shooting and a luncheon, we were all exhausted. We all went back to the hotel and took a nap. Then we headed out to Downtown St. Louis. Our first stop was the Museum of Art.

Bryan and I shared a rental car with Alyssa and Mark. We had several fun adventures together!!

Posing with St. Louis!

Here's the view from the front of the Museum of Art. Breath Taking! It reminded me of something I might see in Pride and Prejudice. 

Bryan was so taken by the view. He ran into the scenery with arms wide open. 

Then decided to roll down the beautiful hill. Resulting in an injured hip. He said it was worth it.....

We all loved this piece. Stunning!

I really loved the hardwood flooring. Herringbone! 

Being George Washington.

Outtakes....

Photo on left: Shot taken by holding large DSLR out car window in hopes of something turning out. Here's what I got. So funny!

The ARCH.

Here's a photo of the group walking to the arch. We were all commenting on the vision someone must of had to create such a beautiful pathway, knowing they were creating it for us 100 years down the road. 

Thank you Konshuk family for having us be there with you! We won't forget it! 

And a huge thanks to my mom and dad for watching the girls!