'We’re all a little weird. And life is weird. And when we find someone
whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall into
mutual weirdness and call it love.' 

Our sincerest congratulations and well-wishes to Brett & Maggie Albright. I had a wonderful time celebrating with them last weekend and today, I'm excited to share some images from their weekend wedding. Enjoy!

Last weekend's wedding was beautiful and much less rainy than the forecast told us it would be. And now that Brett has seen Maggie in her beautiful wedding dress, it's time for everyone else to see her too. Here's a few of our favorite bridal portraits. Wedding images coming soon :) Enjoy.

Congratulations to Jake and Nicki who had a gorgeous wedding this past Saturday at Chapel on the Creeks. This time of year, everyone watches the weather for wedding weekends and in all our years of shooting weddings, this past Saturday had to be some of the most perfect weather we've ever seen. That was perfect for the outdoor reception at Creekwood Gardens, which happens to be one of our favorite places to shoot. As was the case with last weekend's wedding, The Thomas Twins (along with the guests) were kicking and grooving along to the sounds of the DJ and a good time was had by all. Here's a few images from the big day. Enjoy!

It was a weekend of "firsts" for us as wedding photographers. Both of the weddings we had the honor of photographing had unique elements to the celebration. For Cory and Amanda, the "first" came when...

This past weekend, I had the honor and privilege of celebrating with Josh and Jenna. They were of course, giddy with nervousness and love and very excited to finally be getting married. As a photographer, I tend to get "in the zone" at weddings, making sure I get shots, anticipate what's next and try to document the day as creatively and as artistically as I can. But without fail, there are points during a wedding where my "photographic mind" takes a back seat to my "real mind", and I am temporarily lost in the reality of love and of life. It could be any number of things that trigger it; The intensely personal vows they've written, the way the groom's lip quivers as he watches his bride walk down the aisle, or the heartfelt words of their friends and family as they retell stories and wish them the best during the reception. Literally, this happens at every wedding. And I'm glad it does, because if I ever stop "feeling" the things I photograph, I should probably stop photographing them altogether. Josh and Jenna have a very bright future together. And they have lots and lots of wedding photos headed their way. Here's a few of my favorites. Enjoy.