When I asked Jake how long he had dated Crystal, he told me that it had been a while but that he knew right away that she was the one for him.
Everything seemed so peaceful on your wedding day. Laughter, sunlight, a light breeze penetrated the air, which smelled of spring and the ocean. As you arrived at the wedding, your bridesmaids laughed and screamed with excitement when they saw the beautifully decorated ceremony site at the Railroad Museum. Frank waited for you there, as if you had just gotten off the train – one cannot escape the romantic notion of the antique trains seen everywhere at the museum. Savannah history came to life and surrounded your celebration – your wedding now is recorded as part of the Savannah’s rich history, celebrated with current and past generations. The day was seamless, glorious and pure. It was your day, Megan. The most wonderful congratulations to you both! V&J
Also, once you’re done here, be sure to check out Megan’s bridal photographs from a week ago!
“When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph people in black and white, you photograph their souls.” …..Ted Grant
If you’ve enjoyed the heart and soul of this wedding, please visit our Pinterest board for the lovely details in full and glorious color.
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Sometimes the most unlikely of places can be transformed into a lovely and timeless spot. Megan’s free persona resides comfortably in these unusual for a bridal portrait settings. It is the contrast of the unexpected against the softness of the bride that really stir one’s imagination in these images. Megan, we can’t wait to see you dazzle everyone on Saturday. Enjoy these selected photographs. We sincerely thank Lindsay for all her assistance in accommodating us at the Savannah Roundhouse Railroad Museum to make these images come to life.
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“When you photograph someone in color, you photograph their clothes. But when you photograph someone in black and white, you photograph their souls!” Ted Grant
We met Ashley by happenstance, actually. She had recently moved to Savannah from California and had embraced so many of our Southern flavors. At the time, she was completely overwhelmed by the natural beauty of Savannah and hired us to photograph her and her son amidst that beauty. When we photographed Mills and her those few years ago, we never could have imagined what a beautiful day was on the horizon.
Ashley’s presence is radiant, loving, and kind. Her happiness is complete as the love of her life, Timothy, recently came home safely from Afghanistan. While we photographed their wedding those few days ago, we still felt like we were celebrating with them because of how kind and inclusive they both are. They chose the Harper Fowlkes House as the backdrop for their intimate ceremony which was witnessed by their closest family and friends. The emotion of their day couldn’t be hidden with the sweetness of all their moments in the air.
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Whitney and Billy got married just a little over a week before Christmas. It’s our opinion that there are not much better times during the year to be wed. Of course, we always enjoy downtown weddings throughout the year but the celebrations seem so special when the couple getting married are so obviously the best of friends. Best friends – that’s the best way that we can describe these two. Enjoy these selections from their beautiful day together.
We also wanted to send out a big thanks to our friend and collaborator, Whitney, from W Photography.
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