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John and Pamela’s Las Vegas Wedding

These guys are awesome.  Their wedding was in Henderson, at the Henderson Convention Center, which had a great little amphitheater where they held the ceremony, and tons of cool places for some nice shots.  These guys were so laid back, I really enjoyed their attitude toward everything that went on.  Here’s a slideshow:


Also, here are a few of my favorites from the day:

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These guys had the “Reservoir Dogs” walk down.
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ellis_0007Their first look!  It was really special, and it allowed them to enjoy the moment in privacy.
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ellis_0014What a gorgeous bride.
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ellis_0019The best man pretended to lose the rings… NOT FUNNY.  Well, a little ;).
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ellis_0029Their cake-feeding was an all-out food fight.  I guess it’s the only chance to get away with it!
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ellis_0031Overlooking the Las Vegas Lights…
ellis_0032I used the “miniature” tilt-shift effect – a mini-reception!
ellis_0033The send off was awesome, and not a bad way to ride.
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Thanks guys!  I hope Costa Rica is wonderful.

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