Sunday, April 18, 2010

Roger and Kara's wedding photos

My good friend and fellow landscape photographer Roger married Kara yesterday here in Wanaka. As groomsman part of my task was to make sure his camera and tripod ended up in the right places, such as the final staged photo shoot up on Mt Roy [via heli] in the evening, but I had enough free time to follow the event and the official photographer with my own camera.

We went to the standard wedding photo locations first, and I must say they do provide memorable settings...
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Roger's mum, a very special person to me, came out from the UK . It was lovely to see her again, and she was one of the first in the church - a very top day for her especially...
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Plans of a musical nature are hatched pre ceremony...
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Anna the official photographer readies Roger's nephew Chris [US], for a photo...
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As nearly all parties in the ceremony are professionals in the medical world, an ambulance was used at one stage to ferry us to the photo shoot locations. Roger's sense of humour is obviously alive and well...
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Roger and Kara's dog Mylie was a bit of star, but all became serendipitous when another wedding arrived at one of the locations, and then a family out walking arrived, and all had the same breed...
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I wish them well in their commitment of love...
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Thanks Roger and Kara, and families, for a most memorable and fun day

PS See Roger's landscape photography work here

PS 2 Mon. 19th Apr: it seems this blog is now being used by family in the UK etc. so here are a whole bunch of extra photos:

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3 Comments:

Blogger Bob McKerrow - Wayfarer said...

Donald, These are fine photos. Bob

April 20, 2010 at 9:52 PM  
Blogger Donald said...

Thanks Bob.

Interesting things weddings, for myself anyway they bring up very varied memories. This one was certainly one I related too very much

Cheers

Donald

April 23, 2010 at 7:14 PM  
Blogger Ruahines said...

Kia ora Donald,
Looks like a day of celebration enjoyed by all. Sometimes I wonder if the real celebration shouldn't be till 10 years or so after a couple gets together. Weddings always seem to put the cart before the horse in many ways, but I guess weddings are a real expression of optimism, which isn't a bad thing. Hope you had a great time, and are having a great weekend. Appreciate the visits and encourgement. Kia kaha.
Cheers,
Robb

May 1, 2010 at 11:42 AM  

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