As far as wedding photos go – this has to be one of the coolest ever. Watch how it all went down.
So - after Shiran & Julie Isaacsz got married, they actually managed to get a few photos right in the middle of the Yonge Dundas intersection – without interrupting traffic.
They had 24 seconds to pull the whole thing off:
8 secs to get out there, couch and all – 8 secs for photographer Sandy Tam to take the photos – and 8 secs to get out of the intersection!
A bystander took this video…just amazing…
Erin & Mike talked to Sandy this morning
You can contact Sandy through her website HERE
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Add a commentRainbowRay
May 24, 2012
10:31 am
Congrats to the happy couple and their wedding party which by the looks of it we’re all divided tinto “intersections” (groaaan!9. Did they look both ways before crossing into the middle? HA!
I have been working on my RainbowRay Pliksh Plaksh )father’s term of endeearment for me when I was a toddler) Proposal Proposal for six months and consists of different areas and sections of Toronto in which I DREAM of serenading my Fiona 9/11 to make up for all those lost years. This will of course will take more then one day (I would say from a week to ten days to say goodbye to the old and in with the new–my life with FIona when the time’s right and Jupitar is in proper alignment with Mars–HA! HA! ). I alwyays taking Fiona around Toronto in a romantic horse and buggy ride from spot to spot and serenade her, leading up to that day when I propose to her. That is my dream and I BELIEVE in my heart and soul that this will happen.
My DREAm is to make it the most memorable proposal for myself, for Fiona of course, for us and of course for the city ot Toronto which I still love and my family who are gone. This would make up for everything big time!
Congrats to the happy coupld and I’m glad they didn’t get a ticket for “blocking traffic”. I guess 24 seconds was more then enough time to get that photo. Get the picture? (a creative way to have a wedding photo taken that
s for sure).