Carrie and Hoke are recent Auburn grads planning their wedding for April 2009. They were quite the adorable couple and they braved the tall grass even after Matt told them snake stories. Hoke is in the Coast Guard and is currently stationed in Key West. We wish them happy wedding planning and look forward to their Marietta Country Club wedding.
Laurie and Ralph chose to shoot their engagement session in Centennial Olympic Park. It was a fun atmosphere with tons of tourists walking around and children playing in the fountain. Everywhere you turn, there is another iconic building representing Atlanta. These pictures will always remind them of the city they lived in when they became engaged and planned their wedding. This weekend, they are relocating to Chicago. We wish them lots of luck in their new home and can't wait to see them back in the ATL for the wedding!
Mysterious fog courtesy of a broken down ambulance.
Lisa and Ben are a perfectly adorable couple from Athens. We shot their engagement session at Piedmont Park - in the springtime, it is a beautiful site. We weren't the only ones with the great idea to shoot there; we saw lots of photographers capturing springtime at its best (Hi Rafael!). We look forward to Sept. 14th for Lisa and Ben's wedding!
Lesley and Jay Slaughter said their 'I Do's' in Cartersville on April 5. We got the title of this blog off of their wedding favors - we got a kick out of it. The newly renovated Sam Jones Memorial United Methodist Church is beautiful, it made the perfect setting for a beautiful wedding. It was standing room only for the nuptials. The live band at the reception was awesome and the guests were on the dance floor having a good time the entire evening. We want to say congratulations to Lesley and Jay - we wish you a wonderful life together.
This is the last post of pictures from our Italy trip. We went to Florence and then spent one day in Rome before flying home. Incidentally, these are the last pictures with this logo. Ciao!
As the saying goes - Even the best laid plans go awry. First, Matt was diagnosed with the flu 3 days before the wedding; then we were under a tornado warning for most of the day on Saturday. Our good friend Chris Torres from 6 of Four Creations was kind enough to help us shoot and provided lots of support. I felt so much better knowing he was there. Even though the tornado sirens went off several times while we were shooting, the weather ended up cooperating and no one ended up in Oz with Dorothy and Toto. For Lindsay and Brandon, it was a beautiful affair. We wish you both clear skies and calm weather for your life together. Congratulations!
For a grandmother who told us she didn't smile well, Chris was able to capture a wonderful moment here.
This was Lindsay's cherished bunny as a child. One time her father (a fire chief) sent the police to retrieve her bunny after she accidentally left it behind. It was such a big part of her childhood, her parents presented it to her on her wedding day to be with her as became a bride.
As you can see in the next four photos, people where having a wonderful time at the reception.