The way these two are looking at each other could melt the coldest of hearts. Dennis Pike, a New Jersey wedding photographer, is responsible for this magical moment.
This dance floor looks like it might have been a little dangerous at times! Thanks for David MacVicar, a wedding photographer in Ottawa, for this submission.
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It was inevitable that Moment Junkie would become popular enough that it would make sense to expand the Junkie brand.
So, without further ado, today we launch our first spinoff:
Mason Jar Junkie is a blog devoted to showcasing the best in vintage wedding details, with a focus on creative use of canning supplies, vintage glassware, origami flowers and cranes, or all of the above. We love gorgeous portraits and emotional moments, but so often we’ve found that the photos most useful to planning — the ones you wish you’d found months before — are those that show creative use and re-use of everyday household objects. So we’re here to help you find those adaptations, with submissions from some of the best planners and newlywed brides around today.
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Yep, this guy wanted the garter in a bad way. Bill Millios of Hopeland Studios in Frederick, Maryland tells us that his date had already grabbed the bouquet. Impressive :)
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Paige of Jones Photography in Portland, Oregon grabbed a super sweet shot of the mother of the groom partying with her son on the dance floor!
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