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The Temple Railroad Museum was the unique, antique backdrop for this classic couple. We thoroughly enjoyed photographing this lovely couple and their lively friends and family. Here is Melissa and Robbie’s blog- part 2.    

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LET LOVE RULE! Cho Photography always supports marriage equality. It is with great pleasure that I post this blog in celebration of the Supreme Court ruling for marriage equality. This day reminds me of another historic ruling, without which Cho Photography would not exist. June 12th, 1967 is Loving Day. Loving Day commemorates the date […]

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‘Mad Men’ meets Austin in this retro-style Palm Door wedding. Palm Door on Sabine in Austin is a retro-rustic venue, perfect for a more intimate wedding in Downtown Austin. This is TBT-Throw Back Tuesday. Now and again, I am reminded of weddings we have photographed that I never blogged about, so here’s one for the […]

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The traditional Korean wedding ceremony is called a Paebeck. The couple are dressed in beautiful, traditional Homboks. It is a colorful and fun ceremony marked by a tea ceremony shared with the parents and family of the couple. This includes a whole lot of bowing so the bride usually needs the help of bridesmaids in […]

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Casa Blanca on Brushy Creek was the serene setting for this very special wedding. Sae Cho and I greatly anticipated photographing and attending this wedding for many reasons. Not the least of which is because David is Sae’s youngest brother (first from the bottom) and Megan is now our sister-in-law! We are so happy for […]

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