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Danielle and Brian – Three Trees Chapel Wedding by Penta Photography

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Dec 152011
 
Danielle and Brian - Three Trees Chapel Wedding by Penta Photography

Danielle and Brian got married on September 10, 2011 at the  Three Trees Chapel in Littleton, Colorado . It isn’t often that a sequential date like that (9-10-11) occurs on the calendar!  The chapel was beautifully decorated and provided the perfect setting for the marriage of this lovely couple. First Look – Danielle and Brian

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Deb and Kevin – Roxborough Park Wedding by Penta Photography

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Dec 142011
 
Deb and Kevin - Roxborough Park Wedding by Penta Photography

Deb and Kevin wanted a special date for their wedding (one which they would NEVER forget). They chose November 11, 2011 … at 11:11am! The wedding was held at the new Community Center in Roxborough Park. Afterward, the guests shared a delicious lunch at nearby Arrowhead Golf Club. The evening potluck reception was filled with

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Who Wants Boring Wedding Photos?

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Jun 242011
 
Who Wants Boring Wedding Photos?

Heather and William were adventurous and eager to create wedding portraits that were different from everyone else’s.  So we went outside and used whatever we discovered to add some “spice” to their album.  

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