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Jenny & Mark

at Hycroft Manor

JUNE 2020

Hycroft has always been treasured for its majesty. Its halls echo with deep history and tradition. There is a seriousness that come with the building, one that is appropriate for a black tie wedding.

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But when you put in a family of 4 in an empty mansion—add in a couple of friends, one of whom is the officiant, and an open stream on a laptop—the building suddenly becomes homey and accessible. That is how we felt at Jenny & Mark’s wedding last June.

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The seriousness of Hycroft softened to a warm and cozy family home. That is what we wanted to capture at this intimate family wedding.

"It’s almost serene when there are only a handful of people standing under the majestic columns."

Full Bloom Lavender Farm.

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“The engagement shoot was meant to be shot much earlier, but due to the rain, it ended up taking place the day after Jenny’s elopement. Rather than a prequel to the big day, it unveils a new chapter.”

 

"It’s almost serene when there are only a handful of people standing under the majestic columns."

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Full Bloom Lavender Farm.

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“The engagement shoot was meant to be shot much earlier, but due to the rain, it ended up taking place the day after Jenny’s elopement. Rather than a prequel to the big day, it unveils a new chapter.”

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