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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Rachel and Joseph
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Read more →Rachel and Joseph's wedding was uniquely themed at the San Deigo Zoo Safari Park. Our Trellis papercut ketubah fit in perfectly with the silver/botanical color choices. Their wedding was beautifully photographed by Chelsea Anne.
Featured on Chelsea Anne Photography.
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Jennifer Raichman Real Weddings | Jordan and Ethan
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Read more →Everything. Absolutely everything about Jordan and Ethan's wedding speaks to us. Among the olive trees and nearby vineyards of Calistoga, the gorgeous couple celebrated both their rehearsal dinner and wedding at the breathtaking Solage Resort in Calistoga. We just can't get enough of every design detail: the flowers, the color scheme, the bridesmaids' robes, the venue . . . everything! Jordan and Ethan couldn't have planned a more lovely wedding and were so right in choosing Ether and Smith Photography as their photographers as their photographs are absolutely phenomenal.
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Jennifer Raichman Ketubah Real Weddings | Charlotte and Matt
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Read more →Charlotte and Matt's rustic Vermont wedding at Topnotch Resort will have you pining for rolling hills of birch trees. We love everything about this wedding so brilliantly photographed by Dreamlove Photography - www.dreamlovephotography.com. Charlotte's lace dress makes me want to do my wedding all over again in lace, lace, lace! We also love the bicycle invite.
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Wedding Inspiration | Shimmering Gold
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Read more →We love the pop and shimmer of gold almost anywhere! Bring it to the beach, the countryside, the vineyard or the farm. Almost everyone looks gorgeous in a gold dress and the metallic hue breaths vitality into any setting from dramatic ballroom to your most rustic bohemian.
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Style Me Pretty Features Jennifer Raichman Ketubah Signing
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Read more →We recently shared with your the deeply elegant wedding of Christina and Jason. Since then, it was featured in everyone's favorite wedding blog, Style Me Pretty. The photographs are incredible and we were especially joyful over the attention shown to photographing the ketubah signing which took place in natural light. It is often difficult for a photographer to capture a ketubah signing as it often takes place in a dark inner room whether in a temple or wedding venue. Take a look at these photos and you'll see the benefits of signing your ketubah in natural light.
