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Book your 2010 wedding photography by Dec. 31 and save

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Steve Foss

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Hey all:

First of all, to any of you out there reading this who are getting married, a big congratulations from me! 2thumbs.gif

Any couple booking a wedding for 2010 by Dec. 31 of this year will save 10 percent on all wedding photography and products. That's a savings range of $85 to $300, which is significant for many couples.

I regularly travel all over Minnesota, Wisconsin and the eastern Dakotas to satisfy my wedding clients. I am at home in formal settings as well as your back yard, and have photographed weddings in venues ranging from a BWCAW lakeshore to Catholic cathedrals and the Woman's Club of Minneapolis.

So again, my congratulations too all who are affianced. To take a look at my philosophy of capturing your special day, to see more about my rates and products -- and to see a slideshow with sample photographs, click Steve Foss wedding photography or click the link in my signature.

And, in the best spirit of HSO/FM, there is one trade I'd be interested in -- a solid 2-up snowmobile (with no maintenance needed up front) for ice fishing. gringrin

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We booked Steve for our special day up on Lake of the Woods. Steve did a great job capturing our wedding, and had some very inventive ideas to make our pictures really spotlight the day. If you're looking for a wedding photographer, Steve's your guy!

Here's a sample of the kind of work Steve does...

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Thanks Matt. We had a lot of fun that day. Hope the dock didn't sustain any permanent damage after that big group shot. grin :grin

LakDocktor, a big congrats to you both! Cool news for you that your photography will be free. I don't mind a little Verado spray. Never even got the camera wet. smilesmile

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