Shadows flickered as they bounced off the cold concrete that comprised the section of the bridge that Josh had affectionately placed the rows of candles. He led his surprised girlfriend down the aisle and humbly asked her to join him in the great adventure of marriage. Here are a couple of the shots I had the privilege of capturing.

Laughter & Love

Engagement

The Happy Couple

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