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Lisa and Paul said “I do” in Chester, New Jersey on Saturday.

Hurricane Ernesto definitely put some changes in the wedding plans with the all day down pour, but the happy couple, their families and friends had a wonderful wedding ceremony and a fantastic celebration.

Lisa and Paul exchanged rings in St. Lawrence church and had their reception at the Brooklake Country Club in Florham Park, New Jersey. During the reception there was a kazoo tutorial by Lisa and Paul, great toasts by Chrissy and Chris, and nonstop dancing by everyone. Vali Entertainment provided the awesome music all evening.

Lisa’s favorite color, the color pink, was used as the theme color throughout the day.

I had a great time capturing the happy moments throughout the day.

Brooklake Country Club New Jersey wedding photography by Mariann Szucs | Blue Daisy Weddings

I photographed Susan and Phil’s wedding on Saturday in Sea Cliff, Long Island.
The ceremony took place between two giant maple trees in Clifton Park where Susan and Phil first met forty years ago.
They exchanged vows and rings in front of their children, grandchildren, close friends and families.
After the ceremony everyone headed over to Tupelo Honey, a charming and colorful restaurant, a Zagat’s favorite.

It was such an honor photographing Susan‘s wedding since she is a fellow wedding photographer with an amazing eye and talent.

So what does a bride do, who happens to be a photographer, while she is walking down the aisle?
She takes a photograph, of course!!

And the groom loves it!





Susan and Phil enjoying a quiet moment in Tupelo Honey.

Did I mention that Phil and Susan has the cutest and most beautiful grandchildren?


Susan and Phil enjoying their first dance as husband and wife.

Thank you Susan and Phil for letting me be part of your celebration.

I am so happy and proud.
I was jumping up and down when I got the e-mail that I was accepted to be a member of the Wedding Photojournalist Association (www.wpja.com).
It is a great professional association to belong to and only 5% of all photographers who apply get in.

It is fantastic to be part of an international group of amazing documentary wedding photographers.

Mariann