Yesterday was an exciting day for my family. It was fun being a guest for a chance since i’m always up running around capturing moments. I was surprised that i was able to take some nice memories for them. The day started out in the afternoon, I drove through traffic to Downtown Los Angeles. My brothers arrived around the same time since they were the ring bears. Scott looked as if  he was posing for BABY GQ magazine if there was such a thing. As time flew, my camera was filled with family images. Finally, it was Greg and Tram’s turn to be the celebrities of the day. The wedding was held at Vibiana. It was a gorgeous location with a lot of histories behind the architecture. WELCOME TO THE FAMILY GREG!!! Congratulations to both of you!

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Two weeks ago was one of the biggest weddings i had photographed this year. The day started out early with the bride and bridemaids getting their make-up done at the Hyatt Hotel in Long Beach. I remembered this day so well after being fed Lee’s sandwiches and egg rolls as i photographed the morning. With make-up being done to putting on the dress, the bridal party were on their way for the “first look.” Elizabeth was the happiest bride on the block. Pacing herself to meet the man of her life, Liz approached Paul from behind. One thing i can’t forget was the grand entrance to the ceremony. Growing up, i always loved the ocean and found sea creatures to be fascinating. I never thought that a wedding could ever take place in an aquarium, but it gave an idea for future references. Aquarium of the Pacific was the place where Paul and Elizabeth shared vows with one another. As the night went on, surprises were shown on the dance floor. Through months of planning, Paul made Elizabeth’s dreams came true. A grand piano positioned on the dance floor with a talented singer named Matt Giraud who came to perform. Matt was on American Idol season 8 finalist, which he made a stunning performance on their wedding day. The night went smoothly as i went from table to table photographing Paul and Elizabeth greeting their guests. I am thankful to be able to capture their memories.

I want to give a special thanks to Megan Pangan, Josh Yu, and Michelle Darlene for helping me upon this day.

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In 2008, these two love birds were natural as they were in front of the camera for their engagement session. In 2010 the moment of love and laughter shown in each of their images; their wedding day had finally arrived. With great joy in photographing Tri and Cammie’s wedding with my fellow assistants Megan Pangan and Josh Yu, it was one of the best weddings we enjoyed shooting. The day had two traditional tea ceremony and one traditional wedding ceremony at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center.

As the day went from day to night, they both partied hard in celebration of the moment they’ve been waiting for. Guest cheering and whistling, the reception area was packed with 200 + guests. We all had lots of fun and enjoyed every little bits and pieces of the wedding. I want to thank you Tri and Cammie for all the memories that was shared with us.

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About a couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege in traveling to Cancun, Mexico with Doug from Furious Photographers in second shooting for Tiffany and Ly’s wedding. The weather was beautiful and the ocean was quite better than Hawaii in my perspective. I still cannot get over how cheap the currency rate is for a tourist location. I will definitely visit Cancun as i get more settled down with more vacation time.

As for Tiffany and Ly, they are like D & G models. They made images look so perfect like you will actually think it was from a GQ magazine. Despite with all the wind, nature has provided unique edges to my photos. I hope you all enjoy it!

Here is a same day edit movie that the Bui Brothers created as a promotional video for Doug from Furious Photographers.