What a great looking couple! Here are a few shots from Lindsey and Brian’s engagement session from Thomasville, Georgia.  We are really looking forward to their wedding which will be held in Thomasville next March. I know it is going to be a spectacular event.

Love this picture of Mia. Just added it to our main site. Check out those beautiful blue eyes.

I have been editing portrait sessions like crazy today. Here is one of my favorites of Alex.

Brooks and Jamey’s wedding was held at the beautiful Park Avenue United Methodist Church in Valdosta. We have photographed many weddings at this church and are always excited to have the opportunity to shoot here. As a matter of fact, we shot Brooks’ twin sister, Curry’s, wedding here.
We really enjoyed photographing Brooks and Jamey because they were easy going and naturally photogenic. The wedding party and family were lots of fun to work with as well.  Their reception was held at the Valdosta Country Club where friends and family danced and celebrated with the couple. Congratulations you guys! We wish you many years of happiness. 

While Jeff and I may have known a lot of our brides and grooms for years before their weddings, we occasionally have a couple that we don’t get to meet until the wedding day. Even when we already know them, we don’t always know their story. It is helpful to try to learn as much as we can about the history of their relationships. It’s nice to have some idea of how long a couple has been together, what obstacles they might have overcome to make it to this big day, and what drew the two together in the beginning.
Our part of the story doesn’t usually begin until the wedding day, but what an honor it is to be the storyteller of that chapter, the moment the two finally become one. No matter what the story has been like up to this point, the wedding day is a very emotional time that is full of smiles, laughter, and even tears.
Stephanie and Alan’s wedding day was a beautiful and emotional time for both families. Family and friends came from all over the country to celebrate their marriage. While it was a joyous occasion, it was also bitter-sweet in that Alan’s military duties were pulling him in one direction while Stephanie’s parents were being relocated even further away. They are obviously a tightly-knit group that will remain close even with hundreds of miles separating them. We wish Stephanie and Alan all the best in this new chapter of their lives and hope that they will forever cherish the memories of that special day spent with their loved ones. ~ Julie