Natalie & Conor, moments before their beautiful hometown church wedding in downtown Gallatin, Tennessee.
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The stunning Meghan and Craig, shot on quite possibly the brightest and windiest, most perfect day in Dahlonega. We also took a quick jaunt over to Montaluce vineyards, one of my hubby and mine’s most favorite weekend places to waste a perfectly good afternoon… To view the entire shoot, including some outtakes including a lovely late lunch & wine tasting, click here. by Ali show 1 comment
Just a few images from Devon & Ryan’s beautiful couple shoot within a hidden garden on the University of Georgia campus. They told me that if you walk through those arches as an undergrad, you will fail to graduate! Was funny to see students intuitively avoid it. You can see all the photos from their heartfelt wedding day in Athens here. by Ali show 1 comment
Jesse and Marty were married during a beautiful sunset ceremony dockside in their parents’ hometown of River Plantation, Augusta. It was truly the most festive, joy-filled ceremony I’ve yet to witness, where dear friends and family waved banners and literally stomped to the music, following them down the dock to the pavilion where their reception was held. My dear friend, Dawn Gahan, was present yet again to lovingly craft, coordinate and facilitate many of the sweet details and festivities. How could you not fall in love with these two who came up with the idea of having illustrated “pickle-jar haikus” (Marty himself wrote) as centerpieces on all the tables? I don’t think I stopped smiling the entire time I was shooting… You can view ALL the details, crazy dancing and happy tear-filled toasts right here. And a massive ‘thank you’ to the amazing Jess for coming up to Atlanta to shoot with me! by Ali show 4 comments
Suzanne and Keith’s lovely Louisiana wedding was published by the sweet gals at Southern Weddings a few weeks ago. I mention it now because as Suzanne writes on the SWMag posts here and here, just a month to the day after she married her beau she found out that she had Stage II breast cancer… something that I cannot even begin to imagine. Being that it is breast cancer awareness month, I just wanted to share their incredible story of love, support and strength… It has not been an easy journey for them in their first moments of becoming husband and wife… but I have had the pleasure to witness the most amazing love and strength I’ve ever seen between two newlyweds. Suzanne is the most determined and positive person I know; and I’m a better person for knowing them.
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