Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Erin+Tyler:Part One

This wedding was so wonderfully beautiful. I've gotten to know Erin and Tyler over the last couple months and I hope I get to work with clients like this more often. They were relaxed, interested in my work and their love was so apparent and evident. (Current and future couples-take notes from these two!) This wedding day must be split into two parts only to gush about how wonderful this day was and to show off Erin and Tyler's skills at creating an awesome wedding part-ay!
Here we go with the girls...

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The day started at Erin's house getting ready-A Blushed Bride did a wonderful job on hair and makeup for Erin and her bridesmaids.
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Once again, Harper was the center of attention for when he was allowed to be a part of the action
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I love this series of photos-Erin had opened Tyler's gift and she couldn't even speak for a while. Tyler got Erin a Kindle but had written in their own stories so they would never be forgotten.
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Danielle and I (who shot the second above photo) then raced to the Confederate House downtown on Broad to beat Erin and the girls there. We found the drawing room perfectly ready for us like this-
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Love this shot Danielle got-so 'confederate house-y'
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Teaching Mary Scott what to do with lipgloss
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This was the point we thought a bird had pooped in Ali's hair (photo by Danielle)
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Erin+Tyler Preview

Erin and Tyler got married this past Sunday and it was beautiful beyond words--Look for a two part blog coming soon!

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Monday, May 9, 2011

Alexis and Claire

I have pretty friends/roommates. Nuf said.

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Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Tyler, Erin, Mary Scott, Ethan and Harper

Tyler and Erin booked me way back when at the lovely recommendation of Juliet. Instead of a typical bridal or engagement shoot with their package, Erin had the idea for me to come over for an evening to have dinner and hang out with their family. This reminded me of the photos I got to take with the Galvan Family last year and I have to say, these shoots are my absolute favorite. Erin and Tyler are both so laid back, have great music choice and a sense of humour that seems to match my own. But most importantly, they are getting married on Sunday! I can't even tell you how excited I am!!!!!! (Note the use of exclamation points) Here's your preview until Sunday comes. Get as excited as I am, I promise this wedding and family won't disappoint!

We started with a walk around the neighborhood (with Harper the dog of course) and visited the most adorable community garden to pick some veggies.
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Mary Scott and Ethan helped prep some of dinner and set the table before we went out to play
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A game of hopscotch (both forward and backward) was drawn out and...you always won! How fantastic!
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This is me according to Mary Scott.
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Did I mention that Tyler is a chef?
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I have no idea what is going on in this photo and I love it.
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Ethan and Mary Scott then got ready for bed and everyone read "The Giving Tree" (...by Tyler Dudley?) before bed.
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"Sometimes you have to watch somebody
love something before you can love it yourself"
-Donald Miller