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Muxlow-Wreede Wedding

Wow, what a beautiful Savannah wedding! I know Sarah from her cousin Jessi, who I used to live with. And I had photographed Jessi’s sister’s wedding a few years back, so I knew the family pretty well. What I didn’t know was that the groom, Eric, designed the wedding rings. And his own cufflinks. I was impressed to say the least.

Sarah was the picture-perfect definition of a bride. She was smiling all day long, and nothing seemed to ruffle her at all. Eric took it all in stride, and didn’t have a problem modeling for the camera. They seemed so comfortable and natural with each other, I’m sure their marriage will be just as playful and happy.:)The reception was held at Vic’s on the River in downtown, and they had a wonderful sparkler sendoff (which, by the way, Eric wanted to do more than once, just to make sure they got “the shot”- hilarious!).

Here are some of my favorites from their wedding!

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Baby Charlotte’s Newborn Photos

I met Michelle a few years ago when I started going to the Crossroads Chiropractic office during my first pregnancy, and she’s one of the 3 chiropractors that works there. While I didn’t get to photograph newborn photos of her first baby (who is now 3!), I had the chance to photograph baby #2, Charlotte. She is a precious tiny girl that calms down the second she’s held by her mom. She didn’t want to sleep for the photoshoot, except right at the beginning, but she actually made PRETTY awake baby faces (everyone knows what I mean when I say that, I hope), and she has the most beautiful blue eyes you’ve seen. Here are some of my favorites from her shoot.

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Erik and Marisa’s Wedding, California

Marisa is the cousin of a long-time good friend of mine, Jenna. When she heard Marisa and Erik were getting married, she called me up and asked if I was ready to fly out to California. And, honestly, who ever turns that down?:)The wedding would be at the family’s home, on some land, and I don’t think I could have been prepared for someone’s “backyard” to look quite that lovely.

I had no idea that the bride I was meeting would be so amazingly crafty. She did nearly all of her own decor, down to sewing her own wedding dress (with her mother). I loved the bright colors! They also did a first look, which is where the bride and groom see each other before the wedding so that they can capture photos of just the two of them before the craziness of the wedding reception happens. We did the photos in the yard, which has beautiful trees, and it’s unlike any location I have here in Savannah, so it was a real treat to be able to have such a beautiful first look location.

It was a lovely wedding, everything was in in two languages (though everyone spoke three or more!), and Marisa was even kind enough to comment on one of my Italy blog posts and help correct a bad translation for me!:)Enjoy some of my favorites from their wedding!

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