there is no reason to write about how this might be the most thoughtful, artistic, and beautiful wedding i’ve ever been a part of. and if today really is the last day of earth, this wedding should definitely be shared. you really just have to see it. jaimie’s dress is from 1942! and i can’t believe…
do you ever have those moments- when in the midst of being surrounded by people you deeply enjoy, laughing uncontrollably, and eating good food, you stop for a moment and a sort of sadness creeps in? when life is so bursting with happiness and you experience a moment that calls to the surface all the…
you had to be there. you just had to be there to know how special this day was. everything about it shone- the people, the ceremony, the celebration. the entire house and property that this took place on seemed to be teeming with life everywhere i looked, every time my camera shutter snapped open and…
FAB!
oh my GAWSH she is gorgeous. her hair! and that dress! and her flower crown! and I love all the bm dresses and the twinkly lights in the ceremony space. I’m convinced that this is what my wedding would have looked like had we done it during the winter.
And as always, your photographs are beautiful. I love the shots of all the girls at the table and especially the black and white one of the bride and groom sitting on the church stairs. They’re all so beautiful.
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