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From what we can remember, there was a lot of family from Trinidad and Tobago, Peru, India and various spots in North America. The wedding had a traditional Hindu ceremony, and the Brahmin (Hindu priest) came all the way from India. We counted numerous languages throughout the day (Spanish, Hindi, English, French, Sanskrit – maybe more), and everyone at the wedding were carrying their cultures with them loud and proud.
The wedding day was 17 hours of photography, which under normal circumstances may have felt like a long day. But this wedding had so much going on throughout, we swear it felt like only a few hours. It was intense, it was meticulous, and it instilled what we already felt like we had known: Cross-cultural weddings are awesome and we’re stoked to do more.


by Cole & Jakob
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Fer Juaristi - in love with this post guys!
Alfred and Emma - Love this set. For such a long day, you really brought energy from beginning to end. Need to add you to my google reader!
Brittany - Holy crumb. I was more than happy to wait for all the images to load. Stunning.
Lana - LOVE the location choice for their portraits.. the contrast of their elegance and the non-elegance of the location creates awesome photos!
Sachin - Great shots and a beautiful couple.. bravo fellas!
Nick - what a beautiful story you’ve told here. I feel like I was there! gorgeous gorgeous stuff, there’s not one shot I’m not In love with.
Vida Carson - Wow, you are a true story teller. I love your style, so consistent and so beautiful.
Tyler - sheesh. so good.
Albert Palmer - Love the atmosphere you capture in your work – I need to try harder! The creative portraits are also stunning – simple but striking.
Lynn - Wow, this post is HUGE and I can see why! Great job telling the story of the day….so many stunning details.
ALMA - Very high technical journalistic photography and I love your creativity!! all talent!
Porter Watkins - the location of the b&g portraits is fantastic, great atmosphere
Shipra - You guys are sooooooooo good at what you do! I loved seeing your take on this wedding. Totally non-traditional and it sucked me right in. The bride has a radiant smile!
Josh - jeez! This is one of the most awesome weddings I’ve ever seen. Your style is crazy freaking awesome! I can’t wait for more.
Xanthe - Indeed, what did happen to Charlie Sheen? We may never know. What we do know, however, is that you guys totally rock weddings and this one is clearly no exception. Stunning, stunning work.
Brian Davis - Been waiting for this post…you captured it perfectly! Awesome colors and details. You guys nailed it.
ayesha - just beautiful…!
Drew W - Dudes, you guys rock so hard. I love the straight forward BA photo journalism.
Leah Muse - Their day is so epic. Love the shots of the couple in the harsh light with the shadow trees.
Paul Von Rieter - The only word I can think to use is; exquisite.
Joanna D - Great style – I love your compositions, your timing, your processing, everything. This is great work and we all as photographers have a lot to learn. Beautiful. :)
Jon Cardiff - Love Asian weddings, lovely colours! Awesome photos.
Alex - Beautiful and soft B & W photos! Nice job.
Tall - Great compositions. All. Day. Long. Sweet!
Samuel - The are just ridiculously good!
Dmitriy Frolov - I wish I have such a feel of frame. Your photos are full of love, energy, passion. Love them all. It`s inspiring
Heather - Fabulous storytelling at play here. I especially love the bridal shots in front of the metal building!