I got such a great response from the first round of images from Carol and Mark’s wedding that I was inspired to post some more. The images are from their 7/19/08 wedding that I was 2nd shooting for killer Seattle photographer Laurence Kim.
The morning featured a traditional Vietnamese ceremony at the home of Carol’s parents and then migrated to the posh settings of the Broadmoor Country Club for the ceremony and reception.
The nearby Arboretum provided a nice locale for Laurence’s fashion shoot portion of his coverage. The sun was high on a beautiful day, there were tons of cute kids running around, the bride and her girls were gorgeous and there were a lot of happy friends and family.
Carol’s traditional gown


This is the alter in the home of Carol’s parents where the traditional ceremony was held and where impossibly about 150 (or possibly more) people crammed into. Eventually food items were placed and incense was lit before gifts were brought over from the groom’s procession as part of the ceremony. It was also pointed out the the photograph on the right side of the fireplace ledge was the family grandfather watching over the ceremony.

I had never seen this before at a wedding: A whole roasted pig!

Mark with his mom waiting to cross the threshold

Did I mention that I was 2nd shooting for Laurence Kim? He has been a fantastic mentor and I love shooting his weddings!

One of the many cute kids

The Broadmoor







5 Comments
Another amazing set of photos! You and Larry were faced with a variety of lighting challenges throughout the day but you still came away with many beautiful shots. Thank you, thank you!
These are absolutely wonderful pictures of an absolutely wonderful day. Thank you Kip for all your’s and Larry’s hard work to get so many great shots. I know we will treasure these shots forever
Great photos! Tina and I really enjoyed them (and the previous set!)
Both sets of pictures have been extremely amazing! The talent that both you and Larry have is indescribable. Thank you so much for sharing your art & talent. And I really love the one of my cute/beautiful daughter Tallulah, it took my breath away. I look forward to seeing more of your work!
Thank you for your wonderful shots, how you turn my daughter so beautiful? I have to feed you more.Thanks Kipp & larry. Sorry if any inconvient during your work.
Carol’s Mom