Steve and Michelle had a very intimate ceremony at Eastminster church in Marietta and then followed it up by a lively reception at the gorgeous Roswell Mill. Everything turned out perfect! Michelle’s limo drove her to the covered bridge at Roswell Mill for the girls’ photos while Steve made a run to pick up some Krystals (love those burgers.) With timing just right we were able to get almost all of the photos completed before the ceremony so they could get to the reception early and enjoy all their family and friends. They danced, they laughed, they cried, and they partied! Fun times always to remember!
The girls were GORGEOUS! I loved the soft pink dresses and the details of Michelle’s dress!
The boys stopped by after they ate their Krystals to squeeze in a few photos. Everyone was a great sport eventhough it was about 95 degrees:)
Both were picture PERFECT!
Check out some of the fun details of their wedding. Go Colts!!!
Photos are a great way to make your off-beat wedding stand out. Many brides turn to candles and flowers for centerpieces, but what if you decided to add something a little different. For instance, old postcards, pasta or pictures stuck in mason jars.
Chris and Kasha Heath were married at Summit Chase Country Club on June 12th.
I met Kasha last November over coffee and discussed her plans for her special day. She was so sweet and was ready to book me right away. I’m so glad she did! At their engagement session they were up for anything. I could ask them to lie on the ground or have Kasha ride on Chris’s back, and they would do it with out even looking at me like I was crazy:) On June 12th their wedding date arrived and it was time to witness the joining of their lives. Believe it or not, I often get teary-eyed at weddings and while I’m editing pictures I seriously laugh out loud and smile at the computer while remembering the day. It is my hope that I bring joy and laughter to those I photograph through my work for many years to come. Congratulations Chris and Kasha, you are special people! …and Chris, the dance you pulled of while removing the garter was by far one of the best I’ve seen…Ever!
A few weeks ago I posted an engagement session of Sanders and Von. Now they are finally married! Sanders and Von were married at the Callanwolde Fine Arts Center in Atlanta, GA. They were surrounded by over 250 family and friends. Von and Sanders are caring and spiritual; and the support of their family and friends is truly a testimony to the strength of their future years together.
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
I never met Katie or Dusty before the day of their wedding at Henderson Village in Perry, GA. We spoke over the phone and traded emails for the past six months, and last weekend I finally had the chance to meet the sweet voice I had been speaking too. Katie is a soft-spoken beauty and Dusty can’t keep his eyes off of her! I love photographing weddings! As the photographer I get to pay extra special attention the all the little glances and sparkles in the eyes. Even though Mother Nature was determined to bless the day with rain, the wedding went on as planned and Katie and Dusty were surrounded by their family and friends. Congratulations and may God bless your marriage!
How cute are these two?!? Steve and Michelle will be married in less than three weeks. They are playful and full of humor. We had a morning full of laughs at Roswell Mill. Luckily we made it there the day before it flooded. I look forward to their wedding!
Becky and Clay Engagement
I love photographing engagement sessions! Every time I am reminded of how it felt to be starting a marriage and life with my husband. It’ll be ten years of marriage for us this year and it still feels brand new. Thank you to all of my clients who help me remember what it was like!
He’s in the air force reserves and plays baseball, and she is a teacher and sings angelically at church! Clay and Becky’s lives are the “American dream.” They absolutely glow with the excitement they have for being around one another. Becky and I planned the engagement sessions months ago when Clay was on duty. After months of waiting she was finally able to fly across the country and help him move home. You know the saying “absence makes the heart grow fonder,” well from the moment I pulled up to the photography session I knew they were crazy about each other. They were both so playful and fun, and loved cuddling! I can’t wait to photograph the wedding in Savannah in June! The park, the carriage ride, and the riverboat…a DREAM!
Engagement, Atlanta GA
Engagement, Altanta GA
Engagement, Atlanta GA
I am excited to announce that both Atlanta Boudoir Diaries and Mikala Carver Photography will be published in the new Social Lilly magazine that will launch in April! The magazine showcases the trendy up and coming wedding vendors in the Atlanta area.
I have been so busy over the past month. Normally this time of year for a wedding photographer is slow and it’s a chance to catch up on all the stuff that gets delayed when wedding season rolls around; but this year is so different for me! I just launched a brand new boudoir website atlantaboudoirdiaries.com . I chose to make my boudoir photography separate from my wedding photography since I am aware that not everyone is open to the idea. I didn’t want unexpecting viewers to click on the link and not know what they were being directed to; so now, it is set up so that only conscious viewers will find the site.
Atlanta Boudoir Diaries
As a wedding photographer in Atlanta, GA I am always amazed to see the array of places available to hold the events! Melissa and Andy’s wedding proved to be another moment of AWE for me! They were married at Central Presbyterian Church and held their reception at the Trolley Barn (www.thetrolleybarn.com) Right down the street. Melissa and Andy were so awesome to go along with my plan to photograph them outside of the church even though it was freezing cold! Poor Melissa was shivering, but I couldn’t pass up photographing such a beautiful bride in such a beautiful scene!
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