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September 13, 2015

Karoliina & Kimmo – Wedding at Glehn Castle, Tallinn

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Last Saturday was the day for Karoliina & Kimmo. I will cut to the chase and say up front that both of them were a bit reserved in front of the camera on their own. I was even getting some nerves on when I got the feeling that they were rushing through the schedule. But you can’t blame them – as it was a bit of a destination wedding for them, coming from Espoo to Tallinn.
It was the same story when Sigrid was with Karo on the getting-ready. The first true smile she saw from the bride was when they had a few minutes with her mother to have a glass of champagne before heading for the church. You could see the mother being proud. And it seemed to work on Karo as well.
But what made us behind the cameras smile was the way they were together. I mean everywhere. The ceremony. The first kiss. The portrait session after the first course. We couldn’t really ask for anything more.

The Venue: Glehn Castle, Tallinn
Makeup and hair: Viru Beauty Salon
Bride’s hair: Birgit Sinisalu; Bride’s makeup: Kristiina Klesman
Flowers and bouquet: Ahti Lyra, Masha Flowers
Catering and the cake: Carmen Catering

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