http://iowacomicbookclub.com/s_e.php Samantha and Guill had very intimate ceremony at the DACOR Bacon House at the end of January. For January, it was pretty warm and sunny! They met at the French Embassy and fell in love!! It was a beautiful ceremony- the groom said his vows passionately in French, it brought me to tears and I don’t speak French ; )
buy ivermectin for humans What an amazing time!! Mike and I were in need of some time off : ) We stayed two days in downtown Charleston and then met some friends for a Jazz festival south of Charleston. We had never been to the city and I was overwhelmed by the beauty, history and textures!! Luckily, my friend had made a request for me to take some photos of the doors of Charleston. Thank goodness- because I wouldn’t have known where to start. Every where I looked, I thought I would want to shoot an engagement session here, here, here… I am not sure how many miles we walked in those two days. We did take a carriage ride and our guide was fantastic- he told us about Philadelphia Alley which was a dueling spot and I believe over 1,000 men lost their lives there (I wanted to find the alley again but didn’t have time). Charleston was the first American city to have a theater – there are photos of that in the gallery, however, this is not the original one, that one burned in a fire. The jazz festival was amazing – we really loved hearing Boney James!! And of course being with friends!! It was a great 4 days- Charleston, I will be BACK!!
Abby rocked it!! She came prepared with crazy amounts of outfits, accessories and shoes!! I did lend a couple of pieces from my studio style closet to complement her looks!! One of our favorites shots- the wind kicked up right at the perfect time- (no need for my leaf blower I had brought)!! Great times- we had her friend Hailey on hand for style adjustments!! Great times and an awesome session!!
Breann and Justin were married on a family farm in October in Haymarket, Virginia. The farm was located back in the woods off the main road and had a beautiful pond. The ceremony was performed right in front of the pond and the guests sat on hay bales to watch the two “get hitched.” There were many touches to their day, chalk boards that were professionally designed, mason jars that had a chic look to them – I loved the old suitcase that had a slit cut into the side for the cards to be dropped in. AND did I mention the bouquet- simply elegant- the willow branches were formed into a heart and inside the middle were cream roses! The girl’s flowers were paper and made out of coffee filters- Breann found the vendor on Etsy. A very rustic, chic wedding! We were honored to be part of their of day!!!
Well, what’s not to love about Theresa’s cute outfit and the fall leaves!! Perfection; ) We had such a great time with session. This is part 1- stay tuned for Part 2. Just loved this hat on her!! She did a great job!!
