Custom Touches for Your Wedding
Your wedding can reflect your personality
Tessmer of Fairfax Wins Accolades at International Competition
Three photographs by Joseph Tessmer have recently won at the Professional Photographers of America's 2011International Photographic Competition
Tessmer's work will be on display at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, January 15-17, 2012, in New Orleans, La. A panel of eminent jurors from across the United States selected Tessmer's photographs from more than 4,000 total submitted entries. Just over 600 (15 percent) were selected for the esteemed Loan Collection. Tessmer's loan collection photographs Light and Symmetry and Green Prickles along with his best of show photograph Sunset Sail will be displayed.
Tessmer of Fairfax Named Best Social Event/Wedding Photographer
The Virginia Professional Photographers Association honors Tessmer of Fairfax
It has often been said that Tessmer of Fairfax has lots of laurels they just don't rest on them. To prove the point the Virginia Professional Photographers Association has awarded JoeTessmer one of the highest awards a photographer can receive. Best social event photographer. Social events include weddings, anniversaries, parties and funerals.
Joe Tessmer Prints Selected for Exhibition at Dulles Airport:
The Arts Council for the Dulles Gateway Exhibition chooses Concentric Angles by Joe Tessmer for their current display.
Concentric Angles, a photograph that has won at the state, regional and national level was among the images chosen for the curent display of Washington images that awaits arriving passengers at Dulles airport. Jonathan Zuck reports "Looks great...". To see the photograph click on Honors & Awards at the top of this web page.
Custom Touches for Today's Weddings
Seat the guests of the bride and groom together. This works especially well when there are far more guests on one side than on the other.
The bride and groom can greet the guests as they enter the church. This will eliminate the need for a receiving line and often relieves some stress of the day.
The groom can escort his parents and the mother and/or father of the bride down the aisle.
The bride and groom can come down the aisle together.
The bride and groom can face each other (they can hold hands) while they exchange vows.
At the recession, the immediate families of the bride and groom can follow the bride and groom as they leave the altar, then the rest of the bridal party comes up the aisle.
Ring the church bells at the end of the ceremony.
The bride and groom can propose toasts to their parents or any other special individuals at the reception.
The parents, or other individuals, can also make toasts.
