Kristin + Chris :: Morton Arboretum Wedding
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- 17 August 2010
Kristin and Chris are a sweet couple who met in college at U of I, now live downstate, and came back to Kristin’s hometown area for a beautiful, intimate wedding at Morton Arboretum. This is a venue I shot at several times last year and still love to shoot at, if only because it allows for outdoor ceremonies! It is so extremely rare in Chicago to be able to married outside, that I feel like I hit the photography jackpot anytime I am able to shoot one. We were blessed with stunning weather on their wedding day, and as the sun set behind their large ceremony tree, the colours and light just became resplendent. Kristin and Chris also decided to do “private vows,” as a part of their first look. I had never heard of or seen a couple do this before, and I thought it was the perfect touch. I love personal vows during the ceremony but understand several reasons why a couple might opt for traditional vows; Kristin and Chris still wrote out their private l vows and just shared them privately with each other when they first saw each other. It was a touching, personal and emotional moment that really added some extra depth, meaning and almost “sacredness” to the first time they saw each other.
Venue + Catering: Morton Arboretum | Dress: Pronovias | Florals: Elizabeth Wray Designs | DJ: Toast & Jam






















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Comments
Beautiful work Olivia.
Such a pretty wedding!
Love all the colors brought thru from M. Arboretum. Great pics!
Thanks Olivia,
Your pictures are just stunning! Thanks for capturing their perfect day, Sandi
A beautiful wedding indeed. Thanks for sharing!
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