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This was 1 of my favorite parts of the wedding. Being part of the Ketubah signing. So during the ceremony the lights were turned off completely! I had my flash on camera, but didn't want to distract from the intimacy of the ceremony. So I want to thank my Nikon D3s for being amazing! The next 3 sets of photos were taken at 8000 iso with only the light from 1 candle! Yes I said 8000, not 800.