Mike and Stephanie’s pictures remind me of the reason why we like shooting weddings- you get to be with families on one of the happiest days of their lives. Thanks for letting us be a part of your day!

Pete and Larkin’s wedding was one of our favorites from this summer. Here’s a glimpse into their day!

David and Margaret were married in Lakeland, TN at Club Windward. Not only was this a beautiful wedding venue, but the food was amazing! Seriously some of the best wedding food we’ve ever had- and we’ve had a lot. But back to the wedding- we really enjoyed getting to know their family and friends over their wedding weekend!

Venue: Club Windward, Lakeland, TN  / Cake: Stephanie Soniat

Two Saturdays ago we made the short drive to Jonesboro for Erin and Phillip’s wedding at a lovely country club and golf course. Here are a few of our favorites from the day!

Mandi and Gerald were married on a beautiful day at the Woodruff Fontaine house in the Victorian Village. I think one of the things that made this wedding special was that you could tell that everyone had spent so much time and effort to make it a great day for the bride and groom- there were so many personalized touches on everything! This was a fun group to photograph, and judging by the reception pictures, it looks like everyone else had a great time as well!

Stacy and Ed were married just outside Knoxville, TN at the gorgeous, gorgeous Creekwalk Inn at Whisperwood Farms in the mountains. Everything was picturesque- the huge forsythia, the sloping mountains, the intimate cabin where the ceremony took place. They even had a horse and carriage to take them from the ceremony to the reception. Talk about a fairy tale!

Stephanie and Cory were married at the Balinese Ballroom in downtown Memphis- I have no idea what is Balinese about it, but it is a great site for weddings. They have this amazing exposed brick upstairs, plus plenty of room both up and downstairs for weddings and receptions. Stephanie and Cory saw each other for the first time at the Marriott down the street and then they took the trolley down Main Street to the site. The trolley driver wanted $1 per person for us to get on the trolley- what?? Who carries around cash in their bridesmaid dress?? Anyway, we handed them 20 bucks and he let us all ride down the street. He was not so happy about us taking pictures on and off the trolley, but whatever. The wedding was lovely, and the reception was great. There are so many pictures of people dancing (always a sign of a good wedding!) Oh and they were married by Father Ken of Ministers in a Minute, the same person who married us! Must be good luck

-Lara

Location: Balinese Ballroom / Officiant: Ministers in a Minute