Whenever I met with both Alison and her mother for our final meeting, we reviewed all of the details to come for Alison and Taylor’s wedding. I didn’t anticipate just how many family heirlooms would be involved in the big day – from Alison’s grandmother’s Bible to her mother’s pearls. Essentially every detail involved was a family piece. On top of that, Alison’s grandmother, Gladys, made her stunning white cake. What a sweet day it was celebrating Mr and Mrs Brunson!

Emily and Alex’s big day took place at The Farm at Ridgeway. It was a gorgeous day and filled with lots of special details. Emily gifted Alex ornaments for their first Christmas as a married couple. Alex wrote vows specifically to Emily’s children – an emotional moment to witness for anyone. Emily’s daughter was their flower girl and her son carried her veil as Emily walked down the aisle. Each and every detail was so family-oriented and sentimental. It was such a meaningful day to celebrate and I’m so happy they allowed me to be a part of it!

Nearly a year ago now, I had the pleasure of meeting Bekah to discuss her plans for a wedding. I remember going home and telling Matt that she was so sweet and I really hoped that she wanted to book with me. WELL, thank God she did because I fell in love with both Bekah and Nick. Both are so incredibly fun and down-to-earth. In fact, on their wedding day I don’t think either took the huge smiles off their faces – especially Nick on the dance floor 😉

I absolutely loved working with Mickie + Austyn from the very beginning. Seriously dream clients! They are both kind and down-to-earth and were so easy going throughout the entire process. Their wedding day was filled with lots of smiles and such sweet moments – from the first looks to the moment Mickie surprised Austyn with a Clemson Tiger at the reception.

As some of you social media followers may know, I participated in an event a month ago called The Big Fake Wedding in Charleston, SC. Confused about the fact that it’s a fake wedding? Don’t worry, I got lots of questions about that. The event is essentially a bridal show that takes place at a wedding venue and each vendor participates in the actual wedding – meaning the florists supplied flowers, the photographers photographed the event, the wedding coordinator coordinated the ceremony, the getaway car company WAS the getaway car after the exit. OH and the wedding itself was actually a vow renewal for a couple.

Finally sharing Whitney and Caelum’s Fall wedding on the blog! I loved so much about their special day – from their amazing families, to the champagne saber, to Whitney & Caelum’s dancing skills…the list goes on. For having not known either Whitney and Caelum prior to this, I truly think the world of this couple now. These are two truly incredible people and I’m so excited to watch their life together unfold.

If there was an award show, just for weddings, Mike and Melissa would win best surprise – hands down. They pulled off one big surprise wedding in their backyard in Greenville, SC this Summer. They convinced family and friends that they were having a housewarming party and once everyone was there – they let everyone know that “you’re actually here for our wedding”.

So excited to share another wedding that I helped Carla Talley with this summer – this time in Manning, SC with English + King – aka Kinglish. Their day was filled with so many great memories and you can tell that family means so much to both of them. I always love to see how each couple incorporates sentiment into their big day and this seemed to be such a common theme for English and King.

I couldn’t resist sharing one more blog about Montgomery & Ecton because honestly, their rehearsal dinner was just as perfect and stunning as their big day. I’ll spare you all of the words on this one (if you want more of these two, check out their wedding blog) and will let the images speak for themselves. Enjoy!

Once again, so excited to share a few of my personal images from another wedding with Carla Talley. This time in Pawley’s Island and we couldn’t have asked for a more perfect day. Montgomery + Ecton, I could go on for days about your wedding. Everything was so incredibly beautiful – from the quaint chapel for the ceremony, to the Packard, to the florals, to the sunset.

On top of all of this perfection, the day was filled with so much sentiment. Montgomery got ready at her family’s beach house on the island – filled with years of memories. She also gifted Ecton with a ticket from the night they met in Nashville at an event called Beers & Hymns. Montgomery also requested to take pictures on their dock prior to the ceremony, dressed in her beautiful gown with her aunt’s veil.