Wedding – Wendy & Mike
Posted on 03.21.10 to Photography by JoanI attended and photographed the blogger wedding of the year (decade or even century, perhaps). Wendy, aka Xiaxue, weds. I remember chatting with her during the initial stages of her relationship.
We were in the infant stages of the show, ‘Girls Out Loud’ then and were tweaking the concept to be presented to the station. Gi and I were suitably worried that she was flying halfway across the world to meet some strange dude and told her that she had to be careful and to make sure she came back in one piece, else we’d have no show! LOL.
I’m glad that everything worked out beautifully for her. The theme of the ceremony was awesome (Italian Mafia) and all the natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows at Forlino worked well for the photos. It was also nice to be with the Munky family again. Good ol’ times.
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Once a crackberry addict, always a crackberry addict. I totally relate.

Those shoes were insanely high!

She did her nails herself and painstakingly stuck each rhinestone on each nail.

Rozz, doing what she does best — snapping loads of photos for her blog/Facebook.

Having problems squeezing Mike’s ring on.

If you notice the fuzzy head at the bottom right corner, it belongs to this intern photographer with The New Paper who made me so furious when he did that, I shoved him aside and said, “EXCUSE ME”. (At least I was polite!) I hate it when photographers have no regard for other photographers at a shoot. It just reeks of unprofessionalism.

Links for the video on www.clicknetwork.tv, which was streaming the event ‘live’.
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Comments ( 9 )
I thought she looked beautiful on the day and the photos are of course amazing.
Fab photos!! (as usual)
I like the shot of her nails :) and yeah, totally agree with your comment on the new paper intern! :/
hey! i realise you did this post and posted it up at 4.44am! anyway, grats to you, may your upcoming new life be fantastic!
You managed to make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. Great job!


























