Silver Lotus Wedding Photography - Indianapolis

This was a very fun and challenging wedding to photograph.  We started the day at 1pm photographing the ladies getting ready.  About an hour in a fire erupted at the post office a couple blocks away and IPL decided to cut the electricity to the area so we were suddenly without light other than the dramatic lighting afforded to us by the windows in the Scottish Rite.   The Scottish Rite is a beautiful place for any event but stunning for a wedding.  So we have no electricity and Ashley, the Event Manager for the Scottish Rite, began making calls and had generators hooked up and candles delivered and decked out all over the place - It really added to the ambiance.  It was very difficult to shoot under but we could handle because we use a lot of low light lenses.  Laura was hoping for lots of candlelight and she got it.  We really took advantage of all the natural dramatic light coming in through the windows and since the weather was perfect for us, we took all the formals outside.   As we prepared for the processional and everyone was lined up to enter down the aisle at almost 6pm, the lights suddenly came back on everywhere.  Ashley ran and adjusted the lights to where we had discussed looking their best at the rehersal and a minute later the music started.  Awesome shots and amazing light - we were very happy.  As soon as it was over, we all had up to the ballroom for the reception.  I could go on and on about what a different stunning place the Scottish Rite is but just look at the pictures and see what I mean.  The food was catered by Thomas Caterers of Distinction and it was delicious.  Carrot suffle was super yummy. 

Thank you guys for a wonderful opportunity to photograph your wedding.  It was a joy to listen to Alan's speech about how you met and the humor he was able to add in... I hope your programming for love never gets corrupted  with bad memory ;)

I hope that wasn't too cheesy... anyway, I am not a writer, I am photographer so look at the pictures.  Brandon, Marcos, and I thank you!

Make sure to look at the images and tell them how much you care for them!!!