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Bella & Isaac's July 11th wedding was pure magic! From dodging rain to dancing all night, their temple sealing + ring ceremony celebrated et

When Aaron's military duty changed their September plans, Carson & Aaron created their own perfect moment with a July 5th elopement

Sophia & David's spring wedding at Glass House was pure magic! Their faith-centered love blossomed beautifully on April 5th. 💕

Jamie and Pierre’s Talladega Bottling Works wedding in Talladega, Alabama was a celebration long in the making. Already married in 2019, they finally gathered all their favorite people for a joyful, faith-filled day with private vows, a meaningful ring warming ceremony, wood-fired pizza, and a crimson-and-white pom pom send-off. As an Alabama wedding photographer, it was an honor to capture every layered, emotional moment of their story.

Olivia and Jonathan’s cozy fall wedding at Yellowleaf Creek Mill in Clanton, Alabama was the sweetest celebration of a love that started as a high school friendship. Surrounded by rich purples, reds, and warm autumn tones, they shared emotional first looks, an outdoor creekside ceremony officiated by Olivia’s dad, and a relaxed, joy-filled reception. As an Alabama wedding photographer, it was an honor to capture every heartfelt moment.

Brianna and Cole’s vibrant end-of-summer wedding at Prayer Rock at Walker’s Bluff was the sweetest full-circle moment. High school classmates turned soulmates, they said “I do” in a joyful outdoor Christian ceremony surrounded by colorful periwinkle, yellow, and pink details, their closest family and friends, and a whole lot of laughter, dancing, and Christ-centered love.

From a miraculous dating app match to 'I do' at Southern Charm Venue - Lori & Austin's love story proves the best adventures begin together.

OMG, You're Engaged! Now What?! Your first 30 days survival guide from celebration to vendor selection - let's make this fun, not stressful!

Finding Your Dream Venue: The ultimate Alabama & Georgia wedding venue selection guide with insider tips from your photographer!

Building Your Dream Wedding Team: The ultimate Alabama & Georgia vendor selection guide - your vendors can make or break your day!

Your Perfect Wedding Day Timeline: The ultimate guide to stress-free scheduling that maximizes photos and minimizes stress!

Your Engagement Session Guide: Everything you need to know for amazing photos - it's your chance to get comfortable with your photographer!

Navigating Family Dynamics on Your Wedding Day: From divorced parents to difficult relatives, here's your stress-free survival guide!

Wedding Photography Lighting: Your guide to gorgeous photos in any light - from golden hour magic to harsh midday sun, we've got you!

Wedding Day Backup Plans: Your stress-free guide to Plan B (and C!) - because Murphy's Law loves weddings, but we're ready for anything!

Your Wedding Day: How to actually ENJOY the best day of your life! Stop stressing, start celebrating - here's how to savor every moment!

Halie & Terry's magical Zelda-themed wedding at Above the Clouds featured sword bouquets, potion drinks & a love truly unmatched.

Every pro started somewhere! If you’re new to wedding photography and don’t have a portfolio yet, don’t stress. Here’s how to build a stunning portfolio that attracts your dream clients—no actual wedding bookings required. 1. Styled Shoots: Create Your Own Magic ·      Organize a styled shoot:  Team up with local vendors (florists, dress shops, venues) to stage a mock wedding. Everyone gets marketing photos! ·      DIY option:  Ask friends or family to dress up as a couple. F

Starting your journey as a wedding photographer can feel overwhelming—especially when it comes to gear. Do you really need the fanciest camera? How much backup is enough? Here’s a practical, honest guide based on real-world experience (and some pricey lessons learned!) to help you get started with confidence. The Essential Gear List ·      Camera Body:  Start with one reliable camera (full-frame or crop sensor). Dual card slots are a huge plus for backup—think Nikon Z6II or Z