Suzanne & Tosh

Suzanne & Tosh
September 6, 2008
Catholic Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
Fernbank Museum of Natural History

Wow, what a wedding. Everything was just so lively, even the couple themselves are just fun to be around. Everyone was laughing, smiling, and dancing the whole time. It was beautiful to see. Suzy and Tosh's lively personality was apparent in many of the details, from the New Orleans style intro, to the cookie bar with milk shots. You know the expression that the tension was thick you can cut it with a knife. In Suzy and Tosh's case the joy and laughter was so thick that you felt like you could cut it with a knife. Great wedding guys, I had a blast!
Kristi

Megan & Seth

August 23rd
Taylor Grady House
Athens, Georgia

Megan and Seth had a beautiful wedding. Rain kept on teasing us, but seemed to have just missed the Taylor Grady House. Around 5 minutes before their outdoor ceremony was about to start Seth was checking weather.com on his computer. Right as the ceremony some sprinkles came down and the planner went strait to Megan and said, do you want to go for it? Megan knowing that she might be standing there outside in the rain said, yes let's keep to the plan. I am so happy she did, it was gorgeous. (not to mention perfect lighting for photography, I love overcast diffused light).

Megan and Seth seemed so happy together. It was the perfect wedding to start off their life together.

Kelly & Greg
August 16th, 2008
Christ the King Cathedral
The Ravinia Club

Kelly and Greg are such a perfect match for each other. They shared so much in common, not to mention all the smile they had together. They both have a passion for UGA and had UGA touched all around their wedding from the garter to the grooms cake.

They got married at one of my favorite churches in Atlanta, Christ the King. The church is very beautiful and surprisingly easy to photograph. It has a very classical Catholic feel, but modern lighting that is just perfect for photography.

The wedding really picked up as the night went on and by the end of it, it seemed that everyone was on the dance floor. One of my favorite moments was their exit; it seemed like all their guest were still there. Kelly and Greg ran through hundreds of rose peddles to a beautiful Bentley and they were off.

Cyndi & Matt

Cyndi & Matt
July 26th
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Summerour

I just loved all the little touches at Cyndi and Matt's wedding. Cyndi is truly one of the most creative and crafty people I know. She did the flowers herself and they were the prettiest I have ever seen. She ordered blue roses from Europe. When she told me blue roses I expected that they would have a small blue tent. I was very happy to be wrong, they were royal blue and just stunning. Cyndi also made the cake toppers, banners for the reception, little key lime dessert, as well as the necklaces for the bridesmaids and MOB. It was almost like everywhere you looked there was a Cyndi touch. It was amazing. She also designed a symbol for the wedding that incorporated the blue roses. If she ever decides to leave architecture, she could become the first wedding graphic designer.

Cyndi and Matt also had the most original exit I have seen. There were no bubbles, confetti, or sparklers, but instead the guest throw paper airplanes. The perfect exit for a couple about to fly to Denmark to start a new life together.