When I was very young, my dad was killed in a car accident on October 30th.Decades later, I found myself engaged to the woman who is now my wife. We wanted a fall wedding, and we knew where we wanted to get married. There was just one problem: it was only available on 10/30.After some thought, we decided to take a sad day and make it a happy one. And it was—the best day of our lives until our kids were born. I have no doubt my dad would’ve approved of the date, and the woman I married.So, “TENTHIRTY” means a lot of things to me now. It’s a reminder to love fiercely, because you don’t know what tomorrow holds; to say how you feel now. It’s a way for me to honor my dad’s memory by freezing my clients in time on the best day of their lives—and not just for them—but for everyone who ever has or ever will love them.When you work with me, you’re getting more than a wedding film.THIS IS A FAMILY HEIRLOOM.