Grace of the Letting Go {Anne & Ryan}

I try to pick up nuances during every wedding. There is almost always an underlying story, after all. And photographers generally try detect these. But sometimes, in the midst of the grandeur and pageantry of a wedding like Anne and Ryan’s, the story is obfuscated. Don’t get me wrong, this wedding had all of the color, pomp, and splendor usually reserved for one of my daughter’s princess stories. The story wasn’t there, however. Not for me, anyway.

One of the least discussed wedding activities is the bridal hand off. Fathers handle this key event in many ways and with varying levels of success. You’ve probably seen a few yourself. Some play it cool while others lose it completely. But, something struck me during the pre-wedding activities. Anne’s father imbued a rare sense of connection with her. Of course, all fathers display some kind of connection, but his was truly unique and memorable. And so, despite his obviously deep connection with Anne, it was with a rare sense of grace that I watched him give his daughter to Ryan.

I hope you both enjoy this first glimpse as much as I enjoyed taking them!

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Adrienne Maples

 

Kansas City photographer, Adrienne Maples, weaves together powerful narratives with her photographs to create mood and evoke emotion.

 

She's an AI enthusiast, passionate about teaching others how to use technology responsibly for the greater good. Known for her 'spunk & pizazz', she directs from behind her camera, finding impromptu designing to transform mediocrity into the extraordinary.

 

She a board member of AIGA and KCAC. As a committee member of KCDW, she organized the 2024 talks: The A.I. Asset, Creator as Curator.

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About

the Photographer

Adrienne Maples

 

Kansas City photographer, Adrienne Maples, weaves together powerful narratives with her photographs to create mood and evoke emotion.

 

She's an AI enthusiast, passionate about teaching others how to use technology responsibly for the greater good. Known for her 'spunk & pizazz', she directs from behind her camera, finding impromptu designing to transform mediocrity into the extraordinary.

 

She a board member of AIGA and KCAC. As a committee member of KCDW, she organized the 2024 talks: The A.I. Asset, Creator as Curator.

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