posted by: Katie
Rosemary is just past her year and a half mark (I’m a little behind posting these). That seems unbelievable. Yet, I can’t remember us as not a family of three. We are a little bubble of love. We just adore our sweet girl. She’s her daddy’s sugar bunny and her mommy’s star shine. Running, playing and talking up a storm. She’s sure to melt anyone’s heart. We are incredibly proud of her sweet little personality and how she warms our hearts.
Enjoy this little update on our girl.
posted by: Katie
Bennett is one! Well, he’s actually a little past one now, but we had a lot of rain delays for his session. I’m pretty sure it was worth the wait for this gorgeous morning light on this sweet little boy. He’s just perfect. His parents are our past wedding clients turned friends. We have enjoyed seeing them walk through parenting for the first time at the same time as us. They’ve done an incredible job.
Enjoy the pictures of this little man, Ben.
Posted by: Chris
Savannah is truly one of my favorite southern cities. Being one of the oldest planned cities of America, it is vibrant with history and charm. Savannah was a perfect setting for Page and Conner’s wedding. Page has family that have lived there for years. She also prepared for her day at her grandfather’s house that overlooks a river on their private estate. It was the perfect setting for the beginning of her day. Their family also has history in the Episcopal church that Conner and Page were wedded in.
Page and Conner were like many of our couples who never meet with us face to face before booking. Then the day comes along that I meet them for the first time. It is almost like a reunion. After months of planning, phone calls and emails, we are full of anticipation to see their day unfold.
Page and Conner, it was truly and an honor and pleasure to meet you both and be witness to your day. We wish you all the best inyour future together!
Dress: Monique Lhuillier
Shoes: Jimmy Choo
Suit: Brooks Brothers
Ceremony: St. John’s Episcopal Church
Reception: The Charles H. Morris Center
Florists: Wayne Willis and Jan Curran
Cake: Mollie Stone
Food: Trish McLeod
Band: The Maxx
Wedding Coordinator: Tricia Windom
Typical of Episcopal Churches, we were unable to be in the sanctuary during the ceremony. I was able to capture these through the crack in the door. I loved the feel it gave them.
Wow! Rocking Photos. These photos are like gems. we can see latest ideas in these photos.
OMG, she is SO BIG!!! And she is adorable 🙂 Love these!