Drew and Anna were married at Chota Falls in Clayton, GA on May 27th. Amongst friends and family, in front of a beautiful rushing waterfall, and surrounded by butterflies, these two made a proclamation of devotion for all to witness. […]
Jon and Lindsay’s Highlight from their wedding in Athens, GA.
Patrick and Kaitlyn were married in November in Atlanta, GA. From the getting ready at their cute newlywed house, to the beautiful ceremony at Our Lady of Assumption, all the way to the breathtaking reception at King Plow, every detail […]
John and Lauren were married on April 5th at Fair Weather Farms in Monroe, GA. With a gorgeous lake as their backdrop and even prettier weather they shared their vows in front of friends and family that truly loved them […]
We had a chance to spend a few hours with Troy and Morgan at there wedding ceremony back in April at the beautiful Carl House in Auburn, GA. It was our first time shooting there, and let me just say […]
On Father’s Day of this year, I received a few frantic emails from a friend of ours asking if we were available to film an adoption homecoming video for a client. They had been asked to do it, but the […]
I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Chuck for quite a few years (since college…we took a basketball class together), so when they asked us to film his and Braden’s wedding, Trisha and I were ecstatic, to say the least. It […]
We had the privilege of filming Andy and Katie’s Wedding a few weeks ago at the gorgeous Braselton-Stover House. There were A LOT of unique things about their wedding, especially the ceremony. ; some of which I can’t wait to share with […]
The other day I was perusing the interwebs when I came across an article that was trying to put a wedding day into perspective. The point was to take each element of a typical wedding and consider the amount of […]
We’ve seen a lot of interesting things at weddings over the years. Some funny, some touching, and some just flat out embarrassing. Most of my experiences have led to some form of “Advice for the Couple” that I would pass on […]
