La Brisa Photography: Jessica & Justin | Wedding | Manhattan, KS

Jessica and Justin’s ridiculously and hilariously awesome engagement session did not prepare me for how amazing their love would be showcased on their wedding day. Surrounded by the incredible love of their family and friends, Jessica and Justin looked brilliantly radiant throughout their entire day from the morning hair appointment through cutting through the decorations off of their getaway car! The aspect of my job that I love the most is witnessing two people love each other so explicitly that it just makes sense when you see them together. Jessica and Justin share that type of love, where everything else just does not matter. They could have been married at a McDonald’s and their looks of pure joyfulness would have been exactly the same.

“Love never fails.” 1 Corinthians 13:8

Thank you again for allowing me to witness your ceremony of lifetime commitment to each other. I greatly appreciate the opportunity and wish you all the best in your new life together as one.

Special thanks to Cathy of www.cathymoresphotography.com for shooting with me! Her images are intertwined with mine and I love how seamless we worked together. Also want to thank Christalina and Ruth for assisting both of us throughout the day.

Vendors:
Hair Stylist - Britni of Gaia Salon
Ceremony Venue – First Presbyterian Church
Reception Venue – Kansas State University Alumni Center

If you were dancing at the reception, there is a very good chance you were photographed! You can view all of the images from their wedding by going to www.labrisaphotography.com and clicking on “Clients” and “Weddings” or if you are viewing this from your phone, click HERE!

Jessica and Justin are absolutely awesome. Here is the proof!

Bling me please! =)

I love first looks! =)

Before starting photos, I like to say a little prayer for the bride and groom.

The handsome gentlemen

The beautiful ladies

Maid of Honor and Best Man

A little love for the parents and newlyweds!

My two favorite wedding moments, the recessional when the newlyweds take a quick glance at each other and then the moment right after they step through the doors and truly embrace as husband and wife.