Hello, my name is Pamela and one of the happiest days of my life was June 7, 2009. That's the day I married my high school sweetheart. We have travelled all over the world, and yet found a place near our home in San Diego that felt like a destination wedding to Tahiti! We had a steel drummer play while we walked down the aisle, we even had our dog Baxter (wearing a red tie , of course!) in the wedding. We said our vows in front of a waterfall while our friends held white parisols to stay out of the heat.We did the Sand Ceremony while our friend was the officiant and also the DJ. The wedding colors were straight out of Morrocco: deep reds, rich purples and dark oranges... The reception was in an outdoor tent, and the name cards were actually rocks we had gathered from the beach we love with each person's name handwritten in gold... We surprised our guests with a bellydancer performance. And I even played a practical joke on my new husband, telling all the girls in the audience that he is taken now and if they still have a key to his apartment, they need to bring it up to the table and drop in into the bowl... I had planted about 25 keys out in the crowd earlier in the day so all the girls stood up with their keys... So funny!!! Even the bellydancer pulled a key out of her bra before she closed her gold wings around us so we could share a kiss...We danced all night and when it was time to leave, our friends and family blew bubbles as we climbed in to the limo... I am telling all of the lovely details that made our wedding our own because Mike Morse, my photographer for hire, and also my long time friend, captured Every Single Moment to PERFECTION! He got the dog with his shy smile and his tie dragging down the aisle, he got the group of girls with their keys while Dan was laughing and looking around asking "Who's idea was this?!" He got the dancers entrance with the gold wings wide open and my auntie dancing with her like she was in heaven! He got the rocks on the table, some close up and at super creative angles... The pictures that are my absolute favorite are Mike's own surprise: The dancing pictures could have looked really average and like any other persone's wedding pictures, but Mike's keen eye for lighting and spontaneous jumping through the bushes to capture the perfect look on someone's face, and adding in his professional love for photography, he did something that I can only descibe as twisting the camera in a slow motion way to make the lighting add stretched lines and almost fuzzy look to show how fun and exciting this day is... it looked like we were at a Las Vegas Nightclub on New Year's Eve! Love every shot and truly appreciate the unexpected style along with the traditional type photos. Our entire family loved working with Mike and he made everyone feel comfotable and like they made a new friend that night. I recommend him whole heartedly for your wedding. Truly professional and I must say patient with some of my bridezilla antics! Hahahaha! read more