We chose Joyce and Randy to be the photographers for my son’s wedding because we loved the photos on their website and when they actually covered the wedding, they did not disappoint.
The wedding was at the Fort Mason Firehouse and Green’s Restaurant in San Francisco. According to the wishes of the bride and groom, was designed to be relatively simple and informal and was intentionally devoid of many typical wedding trappings that wedding photographers usually focus on. For example, there was no bridal party, there was no wedding cake, there were no flowers.
What’s a photographer to do? This lack of frills could make it challenging for many photographers to find enough content. Not so for Joyce and Randy. They captured the essence of the event, the playfulness and the love between the bride and groom, the offbeat, aging beauty of the historic location, the mesmerizing surrounding views, the delectable food, and the good times had by all. They had easy rapport with the bride and groom who relaxed in front of the camera and had a lot of fun being photographed.
Joyce and Randy were a very positive presence throughout the wedding day, not at all intrusive, and if anything, they contributed their own good spirits to the occasion.
In the end, they provided us with a great set of photographs that record the story of the day. The photos are perfectly in line with the mood and tone that the bride and groom sought. Some of the photos reflect emotional moments, some show details we would not otherwise have noticed, many express the happiness in our hearts.
All of them demonstrate the sophisticated and artistic sensibilities of Joyce and Randy, and looking at them now, they make us even more conscious of the beauty of the day. We know we will cherish the photos forever.
Thank you, Joyce and Randy!
Diana, mother of the groom Fort Mason Firehouse, Green’s Restaurant San Francisco
