Kristin & Justin's Wedding Slideshow

Venue: Lake Union Café
Photographers: Gerald & Airika Pope
Pre-Wedding Photos: Lake Union, Pike Place Market, Post Alley
Flowers: Bloom Events
Wedding Gown: Pronovias
Hair: Niko @ Gene Juarez, Seattle
Cake: B&O Espresso
Music: Joey Yamada


To view the slideshow in its own screen, click here. If you were a guest at Kristin & Justin's wedding, click here to pre-register and you will be notified just as soon as all of their images are available online.

Congratulations, Justin & Kristin. We are so happy for you!

Airika & Gerald

P.S. Justin wrote a cute little story about how he and kristin met 'a la Microsoft,' and since we reside in Microsoft land (Redmond, WA), we decided to share it with you. I can't imagine a more beautiful place for a "first date." ;) Enjoy!

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The Microsoft Intern Barbeque held at Bill Gates’ house each year is usually the chance for graduating Microsoft hopefuls to crowd around Uncle Bill and hope for a chance to pop big questions and win his attention and respect. But for first day intern Kristin Theinert and two time intern Justin Swan there was someone far more important than the richest man in the world at the Gates Manor that fateful day. While most every other intern was hustling for attention in a mosh pit of techies, Justin and Kristin were clinking glasses and getting to know each other while lounging by poolside at the other end of the mansion.

Hours later, after their romantic soiree de Microsoft and a couple minor run-ins with Mr. Gates’ private security team, their fates were sealed. From that point on the two were an inseparable duo spreading their mischief across the city. They continued their romantic soirees, taking them on the road to all over Europe and recently Puerto Rico. Like all the other interns at the barbeque three years ago, during this Puerto Rican adventure, Justin had a big question to ask. It wasn’t “do you own an ipod??” or “considering the ramifications of a decentralized storage model how do you see Microsoft competing in the Server Based Services market??”; it wasn’t even a question for old Bill. It was a question for Kristin, and he finally got to ask it, and Kristin said “yes!”
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