Wayerhaeuser Mansion ~ Michelle & Joe’s wedding photographs

Michelle & Joe had an intimate yet formal wedding/reception at the beautiful and stately Wayerhaeuser Mansion AKA the Northwest Baptist Seminary.  This venue was one of several that has been on my list of desired venues to experience and I was thrilled to have the opportunity before it’s sold.




During our meeting with Michelle, we learned that she met Joe at a Christian singles camp that both considered canceling.  It just proves to me that you never know when or how you will meet the person that fills your life!  I believe they were meant to meet and get married, it was the greater will and we were thrilled to be invited to witness their day.










             Those smiles!  Moments before Michelle’s dad walked her down the aisle.


   The sun shone brightly on Michelle and Joe during the wedding ceremony. 











Just a few of the precious faces that were in attendance at the wedding.  Aren’t they adorable? 








We will be seeing Michelle & Joe again at Leanne & Michael’s wedding in Renton this month, then they will be moving out to Oklahoma. 
Known details:
Wedding dress:  Allure Bridal
Venue:  Wayerhaeuser Mansion AKA Northwest Baptist Seminary
Catering:  Christie’s Catering
Cake:  Jacqui’s Cakes
Photographers:  Sonny & Monica
We would love to hear your thoughts … so don’t be shy, leave a comment! Thank you Michelle and Joe for allowing us to be a part of your day.

A Room Filled with Love

This week I’m pulling photos from old blog entries, this photograph was taken in 2008 at Nicole and Adam wedding at ‘The Landmark’ in Tacoma.  They had their ceremony in Gothic Ballroom followed by a reception in the Grand Ballroom.
If you are interested in booking a photographer for your wedding, you can reach Family Affair Photography by e-mail:  info@familyaffairphotography or by phone:  253-970-5689. 

Life is Good with You!

                  
Michelle & Allen planned on having their August wedding at the Rose Garden in Point Defiance Park.  However, we had rain that day and the wedding was moved to the reception site which was at the Pagoda also in Point Defiance Park.  Nothing was going to ruin this beautiful day!