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Emma & Randall

I've taken photos of sweet Emma and Randall before, but this time is different.  She's wearing an extra accessory!  A shiny one, too.  A diamond just as unique, classic, and beautiful as Emma.

Ok, so I'm over here, like, OMG, I'm really getting old.  My students are getting married.  When will I be taking their babies' photos?  BUT...catching up with my former students shows me just how wonderful they are, how happy they are, and how successful they are becoming.  Meeting with Emma and Randall today was not only fun for me, but also this meeting was a chance for me to once again reflect on the young lives with which I've come in contact.  I needed this.

Emma and Randall are planning a fall wedding for next year.  While these photos are not their engagement photos, they are a celebration of this young couple and the next step in their lives together.  What I learned about these two, though, is that they complement each other very well.  And Randall doesn't get too excited unless he gets to throw snow at Emma.  She demonstrated some killer ninja moves, though!  Watch out!   :)  I predict, however, when Emma walks down that aisle, Randall will show some raw emotion that, I'm guessing, not too many have seen.  I hope I get to capture that moment.   I'm so excited for these two, and I can't wait to see what wonderful things the future holds for them.  Congratulation, Emma and Randall.  You two will soar!






















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