Bowling. Bowling has long brought people together. Nixon even had a bowling alley installed in the Whitehouse so that he could bring both Democrats and Republicans together in bowling harmony. This last statement is pure hyperbole. Bowling is what brought Chelsea and Anthony together. I think Anthony made the first move, at least that’s how the story is told. He was the chaser and Chelsea was the chasee. It took a while but a ride was offered, one thing led to another and the couple was on the lane to a perfect strike of a wedding. Now that I’ve pummeled the bowling reference to death let’s get to the wedding day itself. The West End Theater was where the nuptials were to be taking place and the weather was fitting for a late fall wedding. Actually it wasn’t because usually it would be raining, I would be sad, and the photos would take place while dodging rain drops. That day…was perfect. Bright, slight breeze, punchy clouds and most importantly no precipitation. I think when Anthony saw Chelsea for the first time kind of sums up them as a whole. He covered his eyes but was a little fidgety with anticipation but when he opened them it was magical. I don’t know if the human mouth is capable of making a full circle around the face but Anthony’s smile was so big it almost defied basic human biology. The ceremony was exquisitely decorated. It was almost like someone took a magazine spread and magically made it appear with some claps and whistles. The couple intimately proceeded through the ceremony which ended in ruckus celebration. After a couple of photos, it was time for the party. As far as I’m concerned, this wedding was a hole in one. I bet you thought I was going to say strike, huh. Turkey!!!
Wedding at The West End Ballroom
From the couple :-)
We had a great experience. Our questions were always answered right away. We really liked that you matched us with a photographer that best fit us!
We really enjoyed working with our photographer. He was on time, patient, and from what we have seen so far took great pics!
He was so patient with how hectic things get before and right after the ceremony. We also loved all the fun shots he took. He knew that we had sparklers planned for when we left the reception and that he wasn’t going to be there for it. So we took some fun shots outside with sparklers before hand. Also I think he is a great writer. I loved what he said on our blog!
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