Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Photos of Ronnie Brown during The Ronnie Brown Show




































Ronnie is a little hobbled but he still shows up to do his radio show in person. Ronnie is a great guy and still stays after the show to sign autographs for each and every fan.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Engagement Photo Shoot Surprise, Again!





























I was shooting Rene & Elcie's Engagement Photo Shoot a few Sundays back when I spotted this family building a sandcastle.

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Bar Mitzvah & Bat Mitzvah Photography in Boca West Palm Beach - Boca Raton - Delray Beach











Some pictures from Kyra's Bat Mitzvah. Please visit my website at www.wpbphoto.com


























Some pictures from Kyra's Bat Mitzvah. Please visit my website at www.wpbphoto.com. Call or text me at 561-201-3277.


Mexican Wedding Photography in West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, South Florida


Sponsors of an Engaged Couple
In Mexico, a traditional couple getting married are sponsored, financially, by their Godparents, to act as padrinos, sponsors of the wedding. They are mentors to the bride and groom throughout their engagement, and even after they are married. Needless to say, the bride and groom honor them with a place in the wedding program. The padrinos may present the couple with a rosary and a Bible during their wedding ceremony.

Mexican Wedding Ceremony Traditions
During the marriage vows, a white ribbon or rosary, called a "lasso", is symbolically wrapped around the necks of the couple, which represents their joining.
It is customary for a Mexican groom to give his wife a wedding present of thirteen gold coins, which are then blessed by the priest during the marriage ceremony. This gesture represents the groom's commitment to support his new wife.

Mexican weddings tend to be large with many attendants. The attendants are called madrinas and padrinos and they have special roles in the wedding.


The flower girl and ring bearer are dressed as miniature versions of the bride and groom. The madrina de ramo carries flowers for the Virgin Mary. The madrina de laso carries a jeweled or beaded rope that is placed around the couple as they say their vows, to symbolize their union.