True Love At It’s Best
Posted: July 21st, 2010 | Tags: element photography, engagement photos | 1 Comment »Today I got to have lunch with the talented Adrienne Ingram of Element Photography. It’s always nice to catch up 
I love working with Adrienne because she truly cares about the customers she photographs, and strives to treat them like kings and queens. She will be doing the photography for one of my clients weddings coming up in the fall. She shared the engagement shots she recently took with me today. I think they look wonderful.
Adam and Theresa are one of my favorite couples I have ever worked with. They are very intelligent, interesting, genuine, sweet, and head over heels in love. They really are adorable, and so much fun to work with. I can’t wait until their wedding. I also absolutely LOVE their engagement story which Theresa has shared.
“On Tuesday, Sept 29th at 5pm I was done with my day in school and felt exhausted. But I knew I had to get ready for my test in two days. I walked to my car and noticed a rose on the seat and was very confused. There was a note placed on the steering wheel that said “open the glove compartment box”.
In the glove box was a hand written love letter from Adam (something that a hopeless romantic like me loves to get!) stating his love for me and how he couldn’t wait to spend the rest of his life with me. The note gave further instructions to “press play” on the cd player in my car and then head to Adam’s place.
He also said “don’t try to call Adam” because he knew I would! So I pressed play and heard Adam on a make-believe radio station creatively pretending to be the host of a radio show and a listener calling in confessing his love for me and asking for advice on how to propose. So cute! I arrived at Adam’s apartment and walked into his candle-lit living room and saw rose petals on the floor spelling “WILL YOU MARRY…” The “ME” on the floor was missing because he was standing in its place.
He looked very handsome in his black and white outfit and pulled me towards him, got down on one knee and asked “Will you marry me?” So I thought about it for a few minutes…just kidding! Of course I said “YES!!” We then enjoyed a lovely engagement dinner at The Melting Pot.”
I have to admit, I though my proposal story was the most romantic, but I think Adam just beat me! Congrats and the engagement photos are very beautiful.