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Southpointe Golf Club Wedding Photography Southpointe Golf Club Wedding Photography: I’ll say this about Erin and Kurt; they are very kind people who really know how to throw a party! We had a wonderful time with them, their families and friends throughout the... by Joe | wedding, wedding photography
Early in June, Sarah and Nick came home to Pittsburgh from California to get married. They celebrated their wedding day along with friends and family at the beautiful St. Bernard Church in Mount Lebanon. It was followed by a reception at the nearby Holy Cross... by Joe | wedding, wedding photography
Pittsburgh’s Grand Hall Wedding Photography Pittsburgh’s Grand Hall Wedding Photography: Katrina and Eric get things done in a hurry – while they booked their venue well in advance, because of their busy work schedules they basically planned their... 
by Joe | wedding, wedding photography
A lovely early spring afternoon was on the books for Hannah and Moss’ wedding at Heinz Chapel. One of the great things about Oakland is that everything is an easy walk including the lovely Carnegie Museum. The Hall of Sculpture is an elegant setting for a... by Joe | pittsburgh wedding photographer, pittsburgh wedding photographers, pittsburgh wedding photography, south side pittsburgh, wedding, wedding photography, wedding photojournalism, winter wedding
Wedding Photography at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh Wedding Photography at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh: 2011 has been a fantastic year, and Whitney and Chris’ wedding at the Andy Warhol Museum was a great way to close out the season! Getting... by Joe | fall wedding, pittsburgh wedding photographer, pittsburgh wedding photographers, pittsburgh wedding photography, wedding, wedding photography
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Wedding Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens wedding: I often laugh about Pittsburgh being home to so many “destination” weddings – a term that usually brings to mind a pristine beach in the Riviera Maya...
