June recap! Here are a handful of our moments around the Bay Area. First, dinner at Camper in Menlo Park. We walked around town and stumbled upon Abraham Vergese’s book talk at Kepler’s Bookstore. Also found this fun Lonely Planet book called “Where to Go When” that recommends travel destinations based on the month! Pretty…
Christina and Andrew first met through Andrew’s aunt, Christina’s coworker, and they remained friends for a while until Andrew asked Christina to attend a wedding as his plus one. And now here they were, at their very own wedding, making it official as they joined their two families into one. The two were wed on…
M and D are the sweetest souls who met in Palo Alto and immediately felt at ease with each other. Their wedding day was full of personalized touches, including getting ready together at home under the supervision of their cat Butter, a nod to their careers as academics with some keynote presentations during their reception,…
This is such a special album to mark a special wedding day– a real, beautiful, mini 2020 wedding. Jeri and Dan selected a light grey linen cover, paired with a subtle sliver foil title. And inside, a lovely recap of images from their day. Take a peek below. Anna Wu is a wedding photographer based…
Jeri was giving online dating one last shot before she was about to give up on it altogether. She and Dan matched on the Coffee Meets Bagel app. A chat box opened with a prompt: “Do you think the toys from Toy Story would still love Andy in his rebellious teenage years?” Dan answered, “I…
I absolutely adore this little family. Meet Lianne and Jeong, their two little boys who are 3.5 and 5 months old, and their beagle Sara. We met up on a beautiful Sunday morning for some family portraits over in Menlo Park. See some of my favorites below! Anna Wu is a…
Art-filled adventures around the Bay from this April and May! First off, Pace Gallery teamLab in Menlo Park. The main exhibits are very instagrammable. They’re mostly different light installations that run on infinitely variable algorithms, so they are supposed to factor in human interaction, but they’re not immediately responsive or anything, so the interactive aspect is…