Okay, maybe matching argyle socks aren't exactly super manly, but, well....you get my drift.
While my girls and I were resting, it was time for Mr. Goodlaff and his groomsmen to take a turn in the camera's spotlight.
Just like my bridesmaids, Mr. Goodlaff's groomsmen each took a solo portrait and a buddy picture.
Brother Goodlaff
Groomsman D
Groomsman M
Groomsman K
Mr. Goodlaff and his groomsmen really took advantage of some of the awesome scenery around the Miners Foundry in Nevada City for their portraits.
Is it high noon? 'Cause it looks like five someones are spoiling for a fight.
I love this photo spot. The local paper just reported that it was going to be torn down to make way for a new building, which makes me incredibly sad for the history being lost, but also really happy that we got to use it for our pictures before it was gone! I love the rust stains on the corrugated metal--it adds so much character to the photos.
I still love looking at these photos. Mr. Goodlaff and his groomsmen looked so sharp, and I love the edge that some of these photos have, without being too cheesy.
Once the boys were done, it was time for a little "me" time...
Girls, Girls, Girls
My Chariot Awaits
Dress Success
Beginning the Bridal Transformation
Painting Faces
Perfectly Coiffed
Calm Before the Storm
All photos by Niki Ross Photography
awwww nice socks! the pics are just great!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos!! They are all so nice and rustic in the background. I wish our venue was a little more rustic!
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