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Port Jefferson, Long Island wedding

October 13, 2007

Alana and Ola got married in the Infant Jesus church in Port Jefferson and celebrated at Danfords on the Sound with friends and family.

We took advantage of the gorgeous October day on Long Island and did a lot of outside portraits of Alana, Ola and their wedding party.

The couple included some Swedish traditions in their wedding day such as seating people next to each other at the table who don’t know one another.

Alana and Ola rented a vintage Buick for the quick rides between the church and Danfords.

It was a wonderful day filled with love and laughter.

Here are some of my favorite moments.

Alana and Ola seeing each other for the first time on their wedding day.

Tilda, the flower girl and Ola’s god daughter.

Alana got not one, not two, but three wedding bands. Lucky girl!

Ola is off to the church with the rings.

Alana walking to the altar with her Mom.

The newlyweds.

The lanterns, personalized rocks and a little booklet about ALL the guests at the wedding, was all Alana and Ola’s ideas and hard work.

Tobbe, the best man had a very high tech, power point toast and speech that was a big hit.

The newlyweds are enjoying their honeymoon in Argentina.

Congratulations and best wishes to Alana and Ola!

Port Jefferson, Long Island wedding photography by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

by Mariann

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John & Ann - Great pictures. When can we download and buy. Afterall, we are the proud aunt & uncle and we want pictures to prove it.

Hope you had a great honeymoon. We love and miss you

John & ann

Kristol - Those came out so beautiful….priceless

Tobias Lundin - Lovely pictures! /Toby

Carina - I love these pictures. They’re so beautiful, like… one amazing magazine add for love 😀

I love you Alana and Ola!

I’m so happy to see Alana happy and so happy to finally have a brother!! haha (I’m not going to get over that for a while Ola )

I bet Sasha is upset she’s not in any of these pictures though hehe, poor girl

Alana - WOW Ola – you look like a movie star! You handsome devil. And what a BEAUTIFUL wife you have there! 😆

Arnisha - Alana, you looked beautiful! These are lovely pictures! I loved the color of your bridesmaids dresses. Everyone looked so nice!

Congratulations again!

Shalini - Hi Alana,
What a spectacular wedding! Congrats!!
Shalini

Erika Butterworth - Hej Alana & Ola!

Looks like it was an absolutely beautiful wedding, every bit as amazing as Scott said – so sorry I couldnt be there to experience it all myself. Kram!

Glenn and Amanda - Wow!! What great pictures! Such a beautiful wedding….and couple! 🙂 We are so happy for you both.. Love you and can’t wait to hear about Argentina!!

Lauren+Doc: A city and country wedding

October 7, 2007

Lauren and Doc got married in the Brick Church in Manhattan and had their reception at the Rockaway Hunting Club.

Lauren looked absolutely stunning in her Oscar de la Renta gown carrying a bouquet of lillies of the valley.

Rene of Mille Fiori transformed the tent into a wedding wonderland with the centerpieces, white and green flowers and hundreds of candles.

The band Eturnity was outstanding and kept the guests dancing all night long. It was truly an exquisite wedding.

Here are some highlights from the wedding day.

Lauren’s mom helping with the dress.

Lauren is leaving to go to the church.

The adorable flower girls kept busy before the ceremony.

Lauren and Amanda with their mom.

The very unique and one of a kind wedding cake was a replica of Lauren’s first grade project.

During the excellent and funny toasts, from Amanda and Cash.

The gorgeous bridal party.

Doc’s dad singing along.

Ending the night with “When the Saints Go Marching In”.

Lauren and her dad, during father-daughter dance.

The newlyweds are enjoying a honeymoon in India.

Upper East Side of Manhattan wedding photography by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

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Manhattanville College wedding in Westchester, New York

September 26, 2007

Chrissie and Will got married in the O’Byrne Chapel at Manhattanville College and had their reception at the Whippoorwill Club in Westchester.

Chrissie looked gorgeous in her Provonias gown and Mantilla veil. Chrissie’s dad referred to the weather as the perfect Irish and Scottish weather in his welcoming speech.

Here are some of my favorite images from their day:

Chrissie listening to some Sarah McLachlan music while getting her make up done.

Chrissie’s dad was so happy and proud the entire day. Here he is watching his daughter arriving to the church.

Chrissie and her dad ready to walk down the aisle.

Graeme, Will’s brother playing the bagpipes during the receiving line.

How cute is Mattie, the ring bearer?

The couple’s great looking wedding party.

Mr. and Mrs!

Chrissie looked so beautiful even Will couldn’t help taking a few photos of her.

I think every man’s dream wedding location includes a few big screen TVs where they can glance at the game every once in a while.

Will caught the winning end of a Yankee game here.

Bouquets and centerpieces were made by Judy Wilsey and the band Body Heat kept the dance floor jam packed all night.

Chrissie and Will are enjoying their honeymoon in Hawaii. Congratulations and best wishes!!

Manhattanville College wedding photography in Westchester, New York by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

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clarissa - I’ve seen some of your photographs on your website and I love your work. You really seem to capture the essence of the moment through your photos. I especially like the bridesmaids dresses Chrissie picked out – do you happen to know who the dressmaker is? Thank you very much

Justin Stat - whoa nice ring!

Shea Stadium engagement session in Queens, New York

September 20, 2007

Being huge Mets fans, Alyssa and Rob picked Shea Stadium as the location for their engagement portraits.

It was very exciting to me because this was my first time inside the stadium. Loved the bright colors, the Nikon signs everywhere and the fact that we had the whole stadium to ourselves. Pretty cool indeed.

Alyssa and Rob were fun to take photos of because they really enjoyed themselves.

Here are some of my picks from the session.

Shea Stadium Met baseball theme engagement session in Queens, New York by Mariann Szucs ~ Blue Daisy Weddings

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Audrey Siegel - Loved the pictures, especially since I’m a huge Mets fan also (not to mention Alyssa’s aunt)!!

mindala - 😯 they look amazing!!! how did you manage to get the stadium?

Norma Miller - Beautiful pictures! (Even if they are in Met’s shirts rather than Yankee’s!) They are definitely a home run!

Susan Axelrod (Audrey's friend) - Wow! I think I want to get engaged again! What a cool idea! The pictures are great. Best of luck to you both! Maybe you should sent a few invitations to your favorite players on the team and ask them to autograph some of these engagement photos! I bet they’d do it!

Alyssa - Mariann, you did an unbelievable job! We can’t wait to see the rest of the pics. Everyone loves them!

Alyssa - Love that idea, Susan…maybe we will!

Deanne - Alyssa – What great shots she got of you two !!!!!
How much fun. I can’t wait to see the wedding and honeymoon pictures. How can you top Shea?????? Maybe pictures in the new stadium??????? Best of Luck! Deanne

Sue and Mike M. - Dear Alyssa and Rob, We loved the pictures of your engagement @ Shea’s. Lots of congratulations and we will look forward the your next set of pictures. (The wedding!) Love, Sue and Mike

stephanie - Could you guys be any cuter? Your pics came out amazing.
xoxo

sara - XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXO

Aunt Maryann and Uncle Michael - Dear Alyssa and Rob,

You certainly did hit (2) home runs in finding each other and what better way to celebrate but at Shea Stadium. Congratulations to you both. What a fantastic idea.
Love