Teresa and Vince in SF

May 11, 2009 6:02 pm

We met up at the famous Maiden Lane in San Francisco to start off Vince and Teresa’s engagement session. I love the juxtaposition of their formal attire against the back alleys of downtown sf. Later we made it to the bridge… so lucky we could see it because the rest of the week had been so foggy!

And I have to share how they met…. by chance, thanks to one of Teresa’s clients, who will be a guest of honor at the wedding.Teresa had a dinner meeting with a client down in San Jose at Santana Row. They were supposed to meet at a certain restaurant but last minute her client wanted to try another place out. Low and behold, Vince caught her eye at this restaurant and the rest is history. Thanks to a change in dinner plans they never would have met!

Check back in September for their wedding at Auberge.

Isn’t this the cutest dress EVER!?

Posted in Engagement Session

by Tiffany

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TeresaMay 11, 2009 - 10:51 pm

Vince and I were a little nervous (do our outfits match?) and not sure about how relaxed we would be together in front of a camera. It was a beautiful day in San Francisco, but by the time we made it to Chrissy Field the wind and cold had really picked up…But, we ended up having so much fun! Tiffany did such a wonderful job capturing the tremendous love and laughter that Vince and I share.

TiffanyMay 14, 2009 - 11:28 pm

I had a GREAT time with you both! You had no need to worry :)

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