Continuing last week's wedding theme, I wanted to feature photographs of others that help complete any wedding story - the supporting cast as it were. The photographic possibilities in this category are huge.  Below is a photograph of the bride, Kara, and her new mother-in-law to her left, and her mother to her right, with the Sandia Mountains as a backdrop.

mother-in-law, Kara, mother

Here is Kara with her beautiful grandmother.

supporting cast grandmother

The image below is one of Steve's favorites from the wedding.  His encouragement helped the group have fun, and thus avoid a more traditional shot. 

the group mugging

Here is one of the bridesmaids, Haley, as statue, with Eero's father looking on in the background.

Haley statuesque

Generally after a photographer (or team, as was the case in this wedding, of Steve Immel, his wife, Peggy, and my husband, Fred) has made the formal wedding shots, a short block of time exists before the bride and groom officially enter the reception.  I call this "drifting time", and both Steve and I spent it shooting photographs of relatives and friends who attended the wedding. This particular shot was courtesy of the fact that there was a children's table set up with craft-making materials.  Naturally, more fun than making things was getting under the tables, amidst the satin skirting. Katiana was clearly in her element.

under the table

until next Monday,

DB

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