carlo obillos photography

It's been a busy summer for Adam's parents. They married off their oldest son back in June, and the end of August saw another son dressed up and waiting for his lady walking down the aisle in white.
Just to add to the excitement, Adam's mom made the cakes for both weddings!

We started in Sauble Beach for some shots with the girls, before heading to Southampton for the ceremony. The church sits right beside the water tower, which made for an unexpectedly cool background for some shots with the guys. We headed to a few locations in South before heading back to Owen Sound to finish up. The weather was beautiful (if a little warm) all day; just part of what made it one to remember.

Adam+Trish: sneak peak: Southampton Wedding Photographer

Stacey and Scott were so much fun to work with! Stacey probably had the least concern for keeping her dress clean of any bride I know, and the whole bridal party was hooting from the moment the wedding was official.

Scott also did a great job of picking places to shoot. The ceremony was at the Klages mill and gardens (which were gorgeous), and we stopped at a very cool factory for some shots of the wedding party. We endured a giant downpour (we were on the road, in cars however) on the way to the coolest church yard ever. Over the years, the church had fallen into disrepair. Most of the building came down, but the facade was saved and preserved.

Thanks guys, for letting me share and document your wedding day.

Stacey and Scott: Chesley Wedding Photographer

Trash the dress!

This was my first wedding at the very cool Falls Inn in Walter's Falls. There were so many cool places to shoot that we definitely could not hit them all. I hope I get back there someday to catch a few more of them. Things really started to kick when the music started up- do notice the elevation achieved by these guys when hava nagila came on...

Jessica and Max: Port Elgin Wedding Photographer

Here are a few pics from Becky and Serge's wedding. This was a busy weekend for me- I shot Saturday and Sunday, with Jeff and Christa shooting another one on Saturday as well. In between, I made the trip out to Wiarton for the wedding of two friends. Four weddings is more nuptuals than I have ever packed into two days ever.

Anyway, Becky and Serge got married at Hibou, and we went to some very cool mansion grounds after (complete with hedge maze). Just as the light began to fade, we took some shots outside under a purple-orange sky with thunder sounding in the distance. We even took







advantage of the industrial-looking parking lot beside the reception venue to make some very manly images of the groomsmen.

Becky and Serge: Owen Sound Wedding Photographer

This was my third wedding at Cobble Beach in four weeks. I sometimes worry about my work getting repetitive or worse- boring to shoot- but In all three weddings I found myself taking shots I hadn't taken before and having a really good time. Crisis averted for another year.

I started my day shooting couples portraits with Jeff and Richelle. It isn't the way we usually do things, but with a short time between the ceremony and reception, it made the most sense. We had the luxury of time, and this always helps everyone relax. The timing was terrific- the skies were threatening rain (only a little bit fell though), and were filled with the most gorgeous clouds. The rain also held off for the outdoor ceremony, where we overlooked the bay to the front and the inn behind.

Congrats guys. You deserve the best and you got it.

Richelle+Jeff: First look: Cobble Beach Wedding Photographer

Most fun ever! The wedding party was 20 people- easily the biggest I've ever shot, and they were a hootenanny to hang out with. We started at eleven, and by the time we left at midnight, the dance floor was popping, the drinks were flowing, the cake was cut, the bouquet was tossed, I got a sweet picture of Grandma and Grandpa pimping it in the limo, and I was um, tired.

Meghan and Rob's wedding: Cobble Beach Wedding Photographer