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Welcome to "Most of all, I remember..."

"Most of all, I remember..." (tm2010) is a wedding blog that features my clients' favorite wedding memories, combined with some of my favorite images from their weddings. We'll also keep you updated about our recent publications and various entries of wedding related interest. Thanks for visiting "Most of all, I remember..."

About Jenn: Jenn Lindberg is an award-winning photojournalist who began her career photographing projects such as teenagers placing their babies for open adotion, the mentally retarded living on Texas' Death Row, and AIDS orphans in Sub-Saharan Africa. Her work has been published in the New York Times, Marie Claire, US News & World Report, and many others. Jenn won a first place "Picture of the Year"award given by the National Press Photographers Association for her portrait of an orphan in Mozambique.

In 2002, Jenn began photographing weddings full time, applying her magazine and newspaper background to weddings--developing an unobtrusive approach and intuitive approach that is prized by her clients. She travels to locations within the US and beyond, such as Barbados, Belize, Montreal, Mexico, for her clients' weddings and her wedding imagery has been featured  in magazines such as Allure, Modern Bride, Martha Stewart Weddings, Elite Weddings, The Knot, and The Knot Real Weddings Texas. Jenn considers photographing each and every wedding a privilege. She currently lives outside of Austin, Texas, (in Lockhart), and is restoring and rennovating a home built in 1885 with her husband and partner, Jim.

Inviting your four legged friend to your wedding?

Erin Donnelly weds J.P. Lacoste at Laguna Gloria
3.15.2008

Some of my clients want to include their dogs at their weddings, but just aren’t sure what to decide. One of my favorite weddings of 2008 included “Dudley,” a beautiful Golden Doodle. With his orchid adorned collar and leash, he brought a lot of fun and laughter to this stunning outdoor wedding. A big thank you to Erin for sharing her thoughts. Happy Anniversary you two!

“Most of All, I Remember…”

“From the moment JP and I started planning our wedding we knew one thing was certain. Our dog, Dudley had to be a part of it. He’s our baby, our buddy, and a huge part of our lives. Many people told me that I was crazy to have such a big dog running around my reception (“your white dress!”, “the food!”), but we never hesitated for a second. I quickly scheduled a babysitter for him and told our florist that he needed to look as pretty as possible for the ceremony. On that day I will never forget how Dudley rested his face into our hands as we said our vows…and then ran off into the bushes after a peacock. It was the perfect comedic relief as our tears of emotion turned into tears of laughter. All through our reception Dudley acted like the guest of honor. He greeted every table, sat right between us at dinner, and even cut a rug on the dance floor. We had the best time knowing that he was there to celebrate with us.

If you love your dog I would definitely incorporate him/her into your wedding. Just make sure that you hire a trustworthy person to “doggysit” during the night. I bribed a tech at our vets’ office with cake and champagne. Also, bring water bowls, treats, or even a loved toy to entertain your dog. My husband’s best friend was the official “ball thrower” of the night and occupied Dudley during group photos. Lastly, have fun with your dog’s decoration. Forget the cliché doggie tuxedo and have your florist can make a collar of flowers or decorate a leash to match your bouquet. You can even have hair flowers made for the smaller gals. So cute! Dogs bring out the best in people and who wouldn’t want the best at your wedding?” –Erin

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October 6, 2009 - 4:55 pm Brenda Abbott - Jennifer, I love your work...love this dog!... I just wanted to say....Of course your photography is technically great, but the emotion you evoke with the images you capture is unbelievable. I tear up looking at images of perfect strangers just because of the way you've captured it so many touching moments. Bravo. Brenda Abbott

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