Couple months ago, we got a very bad news from one of the professional photographers community that Rob Snavley (wedding photographer) got really sick and hospitalized. He couldn't photoshoot the clients wedding he originally signed up . Being part of the professional wedding photographers community, I volunteer to take over and photoshoot Joanne and Todd's wedding who have originally signed up with Rob.All profit goes to Rob's medication expense. That's what I have been always talking about, wedding photography is not just about money, it is about people, it is about bringing good/happiness to people. My goal is to serve the couple and preserve the moment in their weddings so that they don't have to worry about the photography part .
Joanne and Todd's wedding was at Stanford Park Hotel , Palo Alto. It was a really really nice court yard setup and cozy. Joanne is the kind of bride who is excited at every minute and if she wants to laugh, she just laugh out loud and totally having a blast. She played a guitar song before the reception and wrote the lyric dedicated for her beloved Todd and it was so touching and sweet. Beautiful Beautiful wedding. After the wedding we also went to the GORDON BIERSCH with a bunch of friends and Todd's Irish families, Beers, Guitars , Singing, great night !!! 
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
2008-7-26 Volunteer Wedding shooting for Joanne & Todd @ Stanford Park Hotel
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Awww Chung you are absolutely awesome. I hope Rob is ok now and on the road to recovery. I can't tell you how much I respect and admire you for stepping up and volunteering the way you did. What an amazing and wonderful gesture.
*Hugs*
Stacie
Hi Chung, Julie here. I love these images. It looked like such a beautiful wedding and you did an amazing job of capturing it. You are the best to have volunteered for Rob like you did. I really appreciate what you wrote about photography being about people and not just money. You are a true example of that. Rob is home now. He is overwhelmed with trying to get back to his life. He is so appreciative of everybody like you who has stepped forward for him. Thanks again, Chung. Julie
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