I dont think I posted those yet...

This was a very small wedding.. they did it so personal that they werent even wearing the white dress and all... so more of a family dinner.

The challenge was (aside from the fact that they didnt tell me it was a wedding until I got there) that it was in a Steak House, very dimn light and the room was very small. It wasnt meant for a photographer in there, just for people sitting and eating and the servants being able to walk around it.

The clients were happy with their pics, but C&C is always welcome

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I'm sure i've seen at least some of these before, the one of them sitting on the grass. They're decent, but do pay attention to your white ballance.

I use auto white balance, not sure how I can improve this.

You may have seen some of those in my practise slideshow

I remember saying someone needs to teach him how to dress!

Did you shoot RAW? If so you can use the white ballance tool in camera raw (hit the letter i to select it), then sample something white. That often doesn't work for me, so I adjust it visually, you need a calibrated monitor for that though.

No I shoot JPEG. If I was educated right you need Photoshop CS2 to work on RAW files. I only use elements for now and tried RAW and it wouldnt even download it

Nope, CS1 works, as does DPP which is free with your camera, and so does the free RawShooter Essentials from pixamantic (google them). I like CS2 because of the workflow, and I understand it quite well by now.