Washington D.C. Wedding :: Nelly and Calvin

Nelly is someone who is super outgoing, down to earth and stylish (a NYC fashion designer nonetheless!).  I was for sure certain she was going to marry a man who was equally charming!  Nelly and Calvin’s courtship was a whirlwind long distance romance.  They invited my family out to dinner one evening when Nelly was in town.    I keenly observed Calvin when I noticed was that he paid attention to my children and even waived down the waitress when my son dropped his chopsticks in the restaurant.  Later, I told Nelly that I thought he was going to be an attentive husband.  Secretly, I was hoping he would propose to her quickly and I think God heard my prayers.  After a year of dating, one day I finally got a call from Nelly telling me that she was engaged!  I was doing a silly dance from hearing the news all the while with a happy grin on my face.  :)  I missed my friend for so many years and was hoping that someone from Northern Virginia was going to sweep her off her feet and bring her back down South.

After spending time providing her pre-marital advice I am elated to say, “Nelly is finally hitched!”:)

Her wedding was simply put, “just beautiful.”  The ceremony was held at the Epiphany Catholic Church in Washington, D.C.  She wore a long wedding gown donned with stunning, beautiful beads on the bodice.  Her reception was at Sequoia  in Georgetown.  If you have never been there you  MUST visit to see the gorgeous and delicate chandeliers suspended high above the ceilings.

Congratulations to Nelly and Calvin!  I wish you many years of wedded bliss!  Thank you for sharing your special day with us!  XOXO Amy  - ♥ (guest photographer).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Happy Mother’s Day!

To all the special mommies in the world, Happy Mother’s Day!  I hope you all had wonderful and peaceful day.

What a special day today!  I woke up to breakfast in bed that was prepared by my husband and son.  The kids also showered me with cards and chocolate!  I’m sitting here gobbling down my scrumptious Godiva Cookies N Creme Bark made with Oreo Wafers as I type.  :)    Secretly, I’m putting away my plans to exercise until oh um…..next year next week.

My favorite cards and messages in the world are the ones that are handmade and handwritten.  I love getting a plain piece of paper written with the three meaningful words of “I Love You” from my children because I know it came from their precious little hearts!

Stay tuned this week for a brand new post on a recent wedding I attended as a guest photographer. XOXO Amy ♥

 

 

 

 

 

 

Grin and Bear

Hello dear friends, I just wanted to let everyone know that this blog site is still “under construction” so please bear with me.  SMILE!:) There are still lots of photos I would like to share with everyone but I just cannot get it all perfectly framed for presentation in one day or night.   However, I wanted to go ahead and share some of my work with you here on the blog.  I do have pricing on my collections available but at this time they will be sent out via email so please inquire at amy@amywuphotography.com

Please come back to visit soon!   XOXO Amy ♥

Below is a photo of my sweet fairy princess.

 

 

 

Hello Friends!

Thanks for swinging by for my very first blog installment.  My name is Amy and welcome to my new blog site.  I’m a photographer, full time mom and part-time pharmacist.  Yes, I know, a bit strange that I decided to take a turn in my life to start a business.  I always knew I wanted to own my own business.  About a decade ago I was talking to my husband about owning a business and I came up with all kinds of crazy and wild ideas.  The ambition to be my own boss was fueled by my need to have a creative outlet.  Want to know about the crazy ideas I had?  I thought about sewing high end curtains for a living!  Yes, I drove everyone around me a little nuts with my wild idea.  I would browse the local fabric shops feeling out the textures of fabric and imagining what it would be like to have yards and yards of it draping off a luxurious window with a ray of sunshine  spilling through.  Next, I thought maybe I’ll set up a hot dog stand or a noodle stand at a bustling business park and only work during lunch hours.  A few years later I dreamed of opening up my own pre-school for genius children.  My pre-school was not going to be your average pre-school because the students would graduate from  MY genius academy knowing how to not only read chapter books, they would memorize the states and capitals by heart and learn facts about the US presidents.  Okay, without going off on a tangent my heart knew all of those business ideas were still not feeding my creative energy.  For several years now I’ve bonded with my cameras and lenses that they have literally taken upon the role as extra appendages!  I feel that photography is where I can truly gain the creative outlet that I have been pining after.

I hope you will be coming back to visit my blog and reading  the upcoming installments about my photography experiences and the wonderful people I intend on blogging about.  Stay tuned!  XOXO Amy ♥

 

 

 

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