Photography is a tricky thing.1 Photography is both art and science. It is record and story. It is truth and fiction. From the moment we enter the wedding planning world, we start to develop a love-hate relationship with...
Read MoreOkay, trust me guys, I have been writing, but lately my main writing technique has consisted of staring at the computer screen for ten minutes debating whether “inconsolable” or “distraught” is just the...
Read MoreNina got married on July 3rd. Nina, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the comments section, is an awesome lady who somehow found my blog one day and started commenting. One thing led to another — you wouldn’t...
Read More“Fauxhawk lives in mortal fear of dancing and I am a complete spaz, so I had to talk him through a series of awkward white person moves while everyone gathered around us. It was like watching a Stevie Wonder impersonator...
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Apparently, weddings used to be vurry surrious biznuss for very short people. With very intense...
Read MoreFor most of my life I assumed that if I got married, certain things would happen a certain way. I assumed I’d get married in a church. I assumed I wouldn’t see my partner on the wedding day before the ceremony. I...
Read MoreThis weekend a friend who’s getting married in November told me he hasn’t actually seen the venue yet, even though it’s nearby. In fact, outside of the date he knows absolutely nothing about the wedding. His...
Read MoreWhen I start to feel overwhelmed by the planning process, I try to think of the beau’s parents. At the time they decided to get married, the beau’s mom was working in the Bay Area while his dad was stationed upstate as a...
Read MoreI’ve followed David Malki!’s wonderful Wondermark webcomic for a while, which is always a quality read. But I really snapped to when I read today’s post, in which he highlighted some of the creative aspects of...
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