Here are some of my favorite photos from Marianne and Joey’s Wedding at Vecoma at the Yellow River in Stone Mountain, Georgia.
Keri and Brad were married this past fall at a private residence in Alpharetta. A Divine Event catered the event, and the stunning flowers were provided by Pam Holley of Design House of Flowers and Events. Here are a few of my favorites from the day.
Mindy and Adam were married this past September at Little Gardens in Lawrenceville, GA. It’s a beautiful venue, and I’m looking forward to photographing another wedding there in a few months. What’s even more exciting is that since Mindy’s wedding, her sister Julie got engaged, and I’m photographing her wedding next month!
Here are a few favorites from the day:
Jamie is another life long friend of mine whose wedding I photographed in 2011! It was an amazing experience to be such an integral part of her wedding. I feel like our friendship allowed her to totally relax in front of the camera and the results were stunning. I’m going to stick to my “less is more” philosophy in the blog writing, and just show you the photos.
The wedding and reception were held at The Village Commons in Cashiers, North Carolina. Epting Events did the catering and design.
I do have to point out that this is Ann and Ryan, whose wedding I photographed the summer of 2010, and are now expecting a baby!
This summer one of my photos was featured on Moment Junkie, and today a photo from another wedding was featured! Janet was second shooting for me and captured this gem.
Here’s a link to the post. And this is the description of the blog – taken from their site:
Moment Junkie is a blog devoted to showcasing the best in contemporary wedding photojournalism, with a focus on moments between people that are timeless, heartbreaking, hilarious, or all of the above. We love gorgeous portraits and well-planned details, but so often we’ve found that the photos we hold most dear — the ones we would give anything to hold onto — are those that encapsulate a memorable moment or remind us of how we felt as much as they show us how we looked. So we’re here to tell those stories, with submissions from some of the best working photographers around today.
Ellen and Trevor were married this summer at The Foundry Park Inn in Athens, Georgia. The flowers were from Gardenia Floral. Sarah Ketchie played the harp during the ceremony. The reception was held at their music venue, The Melting Point. The Highballs performed, even letting Trevor and his brother get in on the action and sing “Twist & Shout!” The Foundry catered, and provided a cake by Cecilia’s Cakes. Mary Ellen of Consultant’s Unlimited brought it all together perfectly!
Instead of just some favorite photos today, I decided to show their whole album! Enjoy.
Day two of simplified blog posts. Some basic information and lots of photos!
Grace and Robert were married at Holy Cross Anglican Church in Loganville. Their reception was held at Summit Chase Country Club in Snellville, who also catered the event. The cake was baked by Dream Cakes International and the flowers were from Snellville Florist. The DJ was Bruce King Productions.
Now, the photos….
I know I’ve gotten behind on my blogging – Thanksgiving is tomorrow and I’m blogging a wedding from this summer!! So I’ve decided to do one post per wedding, and let the photos speak for themselves. I’ll just give you a little intro – after all, you want to know the amazing vendors that were at the wedding, then show you the photos!!
Keri Beth and Jonathan were married this summer at Watkinsville First Baptist Church. The bright, colorful flowers were from my wonderful friend Holly at The Holly Garden. Keri Beth and Jonathan had their “first look” in the sanctuary. The reception was held in The Grand Ballroom and The Palm Room in the revoted historic Georgian in downtown Athens, a venue run and catered by Trumps Catering. Music was provided by MusicMaster DJs.
Cheryl and Fred were married at The Bethel United Methodist Church in Atlanta. Her uncle walked her down the aisle.
Have you ever seen such a happy groom?
Cheryl’s mother gave her away.
It was a very nice ceremony.
The unity candle
And the kiss!
Congratulations Cheryl and Fred!!
Cheryl and Fred had one of the biggest wedding parties I’ve ever photographed!
Again, with that radiant smile.
The reception is up next.
Hannah and Ryan had their wedding ceremony on the front steps of The Calloway Building of The State Botanical Garden of Georgia. The flowers by European Floral Design created an aisle, and the guests gathered around to watch the ceremony.
The talented Kevin Hyde played the keyboards for the pre-ceremony and ceremony music. (He also played the trombone with Squat during the reception, you’ll see him again in the next post!)
Groomsman, ready for the day!
Ryan smiles at Rev Sam Mixon, waiting on Hannah to walk down the aisle.
Hannah and her father
Love this expression!
The flower aisle also made a great frame for the ceremony photos.
The happy newlyweds.
Two families are joined into one!
The silly wedding party.
Reception photos next time…