The elevator used here is fantastic, albeit incredibly dark. This available light magic was made possible partly by the NIkon D3s and its high iso capabilities, and partly by necessity as we were forced indoors by the windy weather. The old lemons to lemonade thing!
So this week’s wedding found us once again back at one of our favorite venues. Lauren and the staff at the Jupiter Beach Resort once again did a fantastic job, despite a last minute change in plans by our bride to move the ceremony inside rather than risk the wind on the bluffs. Without missing a beat they simply shifted EVERYTHING to the east ballroom. Rachel from Weddings by Rachel even had a “back up” arch in her van to accommodate, and she got all the decorations re-set inside which was no small feat either! Once the ceremony was complete, the staff amazingly reset the reception room in the 15 minutes or so it took us to complete the formals, which again is pretty dog gone amazing considering the level of decorations!! Way to go JBR team! On a different note, this was yet another example of how being a great dj is not about the music. What you are really hiring is the emcee ability and talent. The ability to be ready for anything, and handle it with aplomb, the ability to coordinate with the other wedding pro’s and the banquet hal staff, not to mention the bride and groom, the talent to handle intros that make sense, and the experience to be prepared for all the formalities are the little things that if done well…all go unnoticed.
Since the wind was blowing so hard, the bride wasnt comfortable going outside, so we did our romantics indoors, and wound up getting some pretty cool shots on the steps and even in the dark elevator. Check em out below by clicking the read more tab >>>>
The elevator used here is fantastic, albeit incredibly dark. This available light magic was made possible partly by the NIkon D3s and its high iso capabilities, and partly by necessity as we were forced indoors by the windy weather. The old lemons to lemonade thing!
