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08 May,  2009

A Spring Wedding on Mt. Hood!

4 Comments/ in oregon, Silcox Hut Wedding Photographs, weddings / by Ryan

One of the best aspects of calling the Northwest home as a photograper is the diversity of amazing locations. Beautiful beaches, majestic mountains, cool towns, pastoral valleys . . . I’m sure you’ve heard it all before (but it’s true)! One of our favorite aspects of being wedding photographers is the rare opportunity to photograph weddings of friends. I say rare, because often we don’t even get to attend friends’ weddings due to prior bookings. You may think this could be perceived as unenjoyable work to us, but it is quite the contrary. We love the opportunity to capture the spirit and moments of a wedding for all of our clients, but it is especially rewarding when you have a special connection and history with the bride and groom.  All this aligned in April when we were able to photograph the wedding of our dear friends Matt & Logan on Mt. Hood!

Being avid moutain folk (Matt hails from Central Oregon, and Logan from Colorado), they chose Silcox Hut at Timberline as the epicenter for their wedding celebration. Their family and friends converged there for an intimate celebration under the stars and the peak of Mt. Hood.  It encompassed everything the Oregon Cascades have to offer in spring: a little snow, a little sun, and nice conditions for a ski back to the lodge the next morning! Logan also put a ton of time into many thoughtful details that warrant their own blog post, so stay tuned for more. For the time being, we hope you enjoy some images of this amazing couple!

Logan was stunning in her champagne dress and birdcage veil!

The rough-hewn timber and stone construction of the hut is amazing! Here are Matt & Logan in the main hall.

As the sun broke through, we dashed outside for a few quick minutes. It was still really cold, but Logan happily endured in her dress!

After warming up in the hut, we headed back outside but this time into snow flurries! The weather changes quick up here.

[FOLLOW THIS LINK TO SEE ALL OF THEIR FABULOUS DETAILS!]

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4 Responses to A Spring Wedding on Mt. Hood!

  1. jared says:
    May 12, 2009 at 10:26 pm

    i LOVE these!

    Reply

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  1. FS Featured on Style Me Pretty! « FS Photography says:
    April 7, 2010 at 11:32 am

    […] are thrilled to see our photos from Matt & Logan’s Mt. Hood Wedding on featured on Style Me Pretty today! SMP does a wonderful job of describing the thoughtful care […]

    Reply
  2. FS Featured! // Timberline Lodge « FS Photography says:
    February 23, 2010 at 1:00 pm

    […] hotels, Timberline Lodge, to check out our work on their homepage! We have two featured images from Matt and Logan’s amazing mountain wedding in their rotating banner: an image of Silcox Hut at night and an image of the beautiful couple […]

    Reply
  3. Amazing Mt. Hood Wedding Details | FS Photography says:
    June 5, 2009 at 6:06 pm

    […] were so many amazing details from Matt & Logan’s Mt. Hood wedding that they deserve a blog post of their own! What really stood out to us about the details and […]

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