A few weeks before their session, another Alabama wedding photographer friend of mind told me that he had been camping at this really cool spot that I had NEVER heard of. When I looked up pictures of this place, I knew I had to do a session there. I mean a freaking gorgeous mountainside covered in boulders. Alabama has a few boulder fields, but this one definitely won my heart. I sent those pics over to Ethan & McKayla, who loved it & were totally down to adventure. So, there’s that.
Read MoreLauren told me that this was actually the 3rd time that her & Gavyn had tried to plan their wedding. The first time, they planned on getting married in New York with all of their family & friends. It got a little stressful, so they decided that they were going to elope in Europe. Not long after, their military base was hit by Hurricane Michael & they lost everything. So they decided to elope in Alabama instead to make it easier on themselves & so that both of their immediate families could witness it. When she wrote, “We have decided that being together is the most important thing in the world to us”, I knew that these were my people.
Read MoreThese two ran around with us in the morning sun, sang Disney songs obnoxiously, & giggled - ALOT. So thankful for creative community & being able to spend time with such amazing humans. I had such a hard time picking favorites for this one, but here goes. Your heart is gonna melt.
Read MoreI’m going to be over here drooling over these rocky/mountain/woodsy vibes + warm tones & morning light. Also blown away that this little spot looks more like Utah or Arizona than it does Georgia. Who knew Georgia had it in her?
Read MoreMy husband and I both travel a good bit for our jobs. For almost a month, he had been living in South Carolina working on a project. Around this time, sweet Jake & Jamie reached out to me about doing an engagement session. So, I drove up to South Carolina to visit Jake (my husband’s name is also Jake, lol) and decided to meet up with these two beauties at Toccoa Falls. I’ve heard so many things about this place. What’s crazy is that it’s just a short little walk up a gravel driveway to this majestic waterfall! Who knew that something this beautiful was tucked away in the south for so long without my knowing.
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