Dress by Monique Lhuillier

Shoes by Jimmy Choo

Trish had a subtle butterfly theme going on which I didn’t realize until I was processing their wedding photographs.

The Bouquet

Trish has her makeup applied while her mom supervises.

Trish’s sister, nephew, and nieces check out the flowers.

Donning the dress is a bridesmaid project! And a little help from mom never hurts!

Last minute instructions.

Very Nice!

Yes, you look madhotsexy® in that dress.

Tarik looks so serious!

Groom’s shoes by Gucci

This is my favorite photo from the wedding day. Trish’s mom’s reflection is seen in the passenger side window.

Trish and her father begin their walk down the aisle at St. Andrews Catholic Church

St. Andrews Catholic Church wedding in Pasadena, California

There was madness all around when I grabbed this romantic wedding
photograph in front of St. Andrews Catholic Church in Pasadena.

The Rolls Royce company (and particularly the driver) was the best transportation vendor I’ve ever worked with at a wedding.

The Langham Hotel in Pasadena, California

The legendary picture bridge at The Langham Hotel. And yes, that’s really the bridge’s name!

Lovely bride with bouquet.

Pasadena Fierce!

Quentin Tarantino would be proud.

I ended up all itchy after lying in the grass to get this shot. But it was worth it.

The Card Table

Trish’s butterfly theme continues …

The reception was held in the Viennese Terrace of the Langham Hotel

More pretty flowers …

The Cake

First Dance

Father-Daughter Dance

The Groom’s father takes a photo of the bride and groom. His camera later stops working.

The father of the bride gives his toast.

The bride’s sister gives her toast while her father, and two brothers stand nearby. There isn’t a dry eye among them.

The bride’s brother begins his toast but his father grabs the microphone
to announce to the guests that his son is a physician and also single.

Cutting the cake.

She tossed the bouquet so high it looks like a few of the single girls lost track of it!

Naughty!

As usual, most guys stand with their hands in the pockets when the
garter is thrown. Except for the kids. But they don’t know any better.