As promised, here is the second part of Courtney and Patrick’s wedding day! Enjoy!
Patrick and Courtney decided to tie the knot at the First United Methodist Church in El Dorado, Arkansas. They also wanted to set up a first look before the ceremony to save some time with family photos after the ceremony. I always love when couples decide to do a first look. They’re always some of my favorite photos. Patrick anxiously awaited his bride as she walked down the isle to see him for the first time with her wedding gown. These special moments are the reason I love my job. If I can capture an image that shows half the love that they felt in that moment, I feel like I’ve done a good job. Stay tuned for some more of my favorite photos from there wedding day on the blog Wednesday! Enjoy!
As promised, here is the second part of Lindsay and Brian’s wedding day! The reception was located at the Moca Room in the Ozark Bath House in Hot Springs. This is also the Hot Springs Museum of Contemporary Art located right there on bath row. Pretty cool location for a wedding reception and right now some of Ansel Adams’ early photographs are on display, I was really excited about that part. Enjoy!
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Lindsay and Brian decided to get married in the wonderful Anthony Chapel tucked away in the Hot Springs Garvan Gardens. I was very thankful to be a part of their big day. The wedding was beautiful. The best part of the ceremony was right before the paster was giving permission for Brian to kiss his bride, Lindsay was so excited/anxious she was literally jumping at the chance to kiss her new husband. Here are a few of my favorite images from their wedding day. This is part one, stay tuned for part two – the reception – soon! Enjoy and after you look through these photos go jump up and kiss your significant other! Happy Monday!
Holly and Eric decided to exchange their vows on the lawn of this beautiful Judsonia property of the Gillams. The temperature was quite warm on Saturday to say the least. Arkansas humidity is no joke. It will take out the best of us. Because of the heat I figured the ceremony would be short, but I have to say Eric & Holly might currently hold the record. I had to work quickly to make sure I captured everything before it ended, thankfully I had my good friend Mark G. backing me up. I loved the way the colors flowed throughout the entire theme of their wedding! My absolute favorite moment was when Eric gave his military salut to Holly’s garter. This is stuff I never see coming, but one of the small reasons that I love photographing weddings! Congrats to the new couple! Enjoy!
Mark nailed that cake topper with some of his mad light skills.
