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Jinjoo and Edward

Filed in Wedding — October 27, 2021

Koru Ceremony had the great pleasure of working with Anya Kubilus Photography at a couple of weddings this year.  These fantastic photos from Jinjoo and Edward’s wedding at The Tinsmith in Madison really tell a story.

I love what Anya wrote to go with this post on her Facebook page:
“A gorgeous venue, the closest friends and family, plants and karaoke = a perfect day.
Cannot wait to start diving into editing this day. But for now, enjoy these sneak peaks and swipe to see some karaoke.”

 

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