Spring rainy day wedding in a hart of Brooklyn
Regardless of the weather, I’m always ready to capture beautiful moments, as long as my clients are up for it. When I anticipate less-than-perfect weather conditions, I suggest a “Plan B” to my clients. One remarkable experience that continues to stand out to me is the story of a bride and groom, alongside their families and close friends, who willingly chose to have their first look and outdoor portraits taken in heavy, unpredictable rain, right in the heart of Brooklyn.
This situation was far from ideal and vastly different from what most couples envision for their wedding day portraits. But it turned out to be a genuinely enjoyable and memorable adventure. Witnessing this couple and their loved ones embracing the rain with smiles on their faces left such a great impression on me.
The decision to proceed with an outdoor photoshoot on such a rainy day was definitely brave! It showcased not only their deep affection for each other but also their willingness to face any obstacles that life may present. Their ability to find joy and humor despite the rain was a testament to their bond and the support of their family and friends.
As a photographer, I couldn’t have asked for a more unique opportunity (also not to mention an excellent way to get to know this awesome couple better!). Despite the weather challenges, the rain added a distinct and natural quality to the photographs.
Ultimately, it’s not just about capturing “perfect” moments; it’s about documenting real moments, filled with authentic emotions and the imperfections that make each love story special. I’m immensely grateful to have witnessed such a heartwarming and unforgettable chapter in this interracial couple’s journey in the melting pot of New York City. It serves as a constant reminder of the incredible stories that unfold in front of my camera.
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Portrait location: Grand Ferry Park
Venue: Midnights Bar
HMU: Hiroko Sacripante
Cake: Ladybird Bakery
Food: Miti miti
Flowers: GoldenSol
Photography: Kyo Morishima Photography
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