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Liz

I am many things to many people, but beneath the labels, I am simply one who creates.

Even professionally, I won't be separated from my family.

I love waking up to the soft spoken "mommy" of a happy toddler.

I love living.

My mind never stops racing because it's happily fueled by passion.

I've always loved my husband. Always.

I am only one, but that's just enough.

 

   

winter rain, part one

Thursday, February 11, 2010

It rained on Kelsey & Ryan’s wedding day…BUT…it only made things that much more vibrant and beautiful. And it was almost warm enough to feel like spring showers…almost. All day, I loved watching the little glances these two exchanged. We had a limited amount of time to shoot after their temple ceremony and before their JSMB luncheon, so we worked quickly to get what we could, then ran out of the rain in to a delicious meal and a room full of loved ones!

Stay tuned for part two, featuring our second go around at the temple + their beautiful Eldredge Manor reception!

Posted in Weddings

by Liz Frandsen

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February 26, 2010 - 10:26 am shandi - liz im so glad your my sisterlaw your so talented thank you so much for all you did to help with my wedding and the photos are absolutley amazing your so great and i cant wait to see the rest love ya shandi!!!

February 15, 2010 - 11:56 am Sue Brian - Liz--I never told you how much we love these pictures--but of course, we do! Even a rainy day looks great when you're taking the pictures--they are beautiful--can't wait to see the rest!

February 12, 2010 - 4:02 pm Veronica - oh my tootness these are amazin!! finally they're married though because i seemed forever ago when you did the engagement and bridal shoots. the faces pushed up on the glass is classic!

February 12, 2010 - 8:14 am Janelle - I love the texture/vignette you've got on the photo where he's kissing her neck, under the branches with berries on them. I also like the faces pressed up against the glass: it's good to be silly now and then.

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