Nana & Jeff — A Civil Ceremony and Columned Portraits in Washington, DC
An office, a register, and a signature — then columns, a fountain, and a red vintage car. Nana and Jeff’s April wedding in Washington, DC split the difference between intimate and grand, and it worked beautifully.
The Signing
The civil ceremony took place in a wood-paneled room, the couple signing the marriage register before the officiant while a young boy in a blue suit stood witness with the certificate tube. Nana wore an off-shoulder satin gown with voluminous sleeves and a long veil; Jeff wore a blue suit that matched the witness.
The Portraits
Portraits moved to a neoclassical landmark: family groups on the wide steps, Nana’s solo bridal portraits against a dark ornate door, and the red vintage car as a prop — including the witness posed proudly at the columns and in the car.
Just the Two of Them
The couple’s session ran from elevator silhouettes to a grand staircase and a black-and-white kiss — and one perfect outtake of a young boy covering his eyes while the newlyweds kissed beside the car.
Small ceremony, big portraits. Sunny Singh Photography covers weddings and civil ceremonies across Washington, DC and the Philadelphia area, with galleries delivered in 6–8 weeks.
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