I wish I could hang out with these guys more. I felt like I was laughing and smiling the entire day. I’d love to hear Amanda tell me about that CRAZY bachelorette party one more time too.
^ The engraving translates to “I love you”.
^Super undercover photographer.
^Anthony is from Nigeria and has been in the states for around 5 years. He has been serving as a combat medic for the US Army and recently received his US citizenship. Anthony’s parents flew in from Nigeria, and wore traditional attire. Amanda and Anthony also changed into Nigerian traditional dress shortly after the ceremony. Check out that hat!
^ I think everyone knew this was coming!
^The Kola Nut is a symbol of the couple’s willingness to always help heal each other. As explained by Anthony’s father, the ceremony is not complete until a kola nut is shared between the couple and their parents.
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Wow! It looks like they had SO much fun at their wedding.
Those are always the best. You captured it so wonderfully. 
Nice work! You got some great emotion in these. I love seeing the traditional Nigerian clothes, too.
What a fun wedding! It looks like everyone had a great time and you did an awesome job capturing the day.
Oh, I love this set! You’ve really captured all the emotion – anticipation, fun, emotion and tenderness – excellent!
ha, the undercover photographer shot made me laugh out loud. they have gorgeous rings!
Excellent work here. There was obviously a lot of emotion during this wedding and you have captured it very well. Bravo!
Awesome wedding! Looks like a lot of fun!
I LOVE THEM!!!!! im sooo bummed i missed out…
Do you really wear the glasses and mustache when you shoot? I guess that’s one way to make your clients smile… does it work?
Great shots by the way. The ring shots are so sharp with such small depth of field. Some fun shots in the series too!