{"id":1157,"date":"2012-03-14T14:40:23","date_gmt":"2012-03-14T21:40:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/seattle-wedding-photography.com\/?p=1157"},"modified":"2016-11-14T17:38:27","modified_gmt":"2016-11-15T01:38:27","slug":"leap-year-wedding-maleana-chris-at-the-georgetown-ballroom","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.tomellisphoto.com\/blog\/leap-year-wedding-maleana-chris-at-the-georgetown-ballroom\/","title":{"rendered":"Leap Year Wedding – Maleana & Chris at the Georgetown Ballroom"},"content":{"rendered":"

Leap Year wedding at the Georgetown Ballroom<\/h1>\n

Here are some photos from the Leap Year wedding of Maleana Hillestad and Chris Willson on February 29, 2012 at the Georgetown Ballroom in Seattle. \u00a0This was a very cool wedding. \u00a0Not only because it is not very often that there is an opportunity to photograph a wedding on New Years, but also because Chris and Maleana are such a nice couple.<\/p>\n

The Georgetown Ballroom is a great location for a wedding at any time of the year, with a nice outdoor space for a ceremony if the weather is good, and several large indoor spaces that wrk great for a wedding and reception even in the worst weather. \u00a0It was a pretty nice day for the end of February, but not really the temperature that would be comfortable for an outdoor ceremony. \u00a0No problem at this venue! \u00a0One of the main rooms was set up for the ceremony, while the other was arranged for the reception dinner.<\/p>\n

We took advantage of the dry conditions to take photos f the wedding party and family both outdoors and indoors, and then it was time for the wedding. \u00a0It was a good-sized crowd and the Ballroom was pretty well filled. \u00a0Once the ceremony was over everyone moved into the reception area, and the chairs from the ceremony were removed so the room could be used for dancing. \u00a0This was a fantastic dancing crowd – for some reason the Ballroom seems to bring this out in wedding crowds.<\/p>\n

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