A Micro Wedding at a North Carolina Home: Emma & Allen
For Emma and Allen, a micro wedding in North Carolina was what they wanted all along. Every part of the day felt authentic to them and centered on the people who love them most. It doesn’t get much better than that. As an East Coast wedding photographer, I had the honor of documenting their celebration at Allen’s childhood home, where the familiar spaces, meaningful details, and people they love most all came together to mark the beginning of this new chapter. It was the kind of day that reminded me exactly why I love documenting weddings that feel deeply personal to the couples at their center.
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What You Need to Know About Planning a Charleston, SC Wedding
Planning a Charleston, SC wedding? From choosing the perfect venue and navigating your Charleston wedding license to finding beautiful photo locations and creating an unforgettable wedding weekend, this guide covers everything you need to know before saying "I do" in one of the South's most charming destinations.
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Historic South Carolina Society Hall Wedding
This South Carolina Society Hall wedding brought together two of Charleston’s most iconic historic venues for a celebration filled with thoughtful design and film-inspired details. From a ceremony at the French Huguenot Church to a candlelit reception at South Carolina Society Hall, this wedding reflected the couple’s love for architecture and history.
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Durham Engagement Photography | An 80s-Inspired Downtown Durham Session
Discover Durham engagement photography through a cinematic, film-inspired Downtown Durham session with nostalgic tones and authentic moments.
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5 Unique Charleston SC Wedding Venues
Explore the best wedding venues in Charleston, SC with me. Historic charm, coastal beauty & timeless elegance for unforgettable photos.
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Historic Wedding Venues in Raleigh, NC Through a Cinematic Lens
Looking for historic wedding venues Raleigh, NC? I share my favorite Raleigh spaces and how I capture them with a documentary, film-inspired style.
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An Intimate, Artful Botanical Lounge Raleigh Wedding
Planning a Botanical Lounge Raleigh wedding? I’m sharing photos and insights from an intimate, creative celebration in downtown Raleigh.
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Downtown Raleigh Weddings: Moira & Troy’s Day
See Moira & Troy's downtown Raleigh wedding captured on film. Vintage elegance, historic architecture & Southern charm combined.
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A Wedding at The Lake House at Bulow
Discover The Lake House at Bulow through Alex & Darran's artistic wedding. Film photography, vintage details & authentic celebration on Johns Island.
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Timeless Celebration at the Merrimon-Wynne House Wedding Venue
Discover why a Merrimon-Wynne House wedding is the perfect blend of Southern charm & modern sophistication.
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The Bradford Wedding Venue NC: A European-Inspired Estate in the Heart of North Carolina
Planning a wedding at the Bradford wedding venue NC? Get insider tips, cost info, and see stunning photos from this New Hill estate.
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The Ultimate Guide to Raleigh Courthouse Wedding Photography: Capturing Cinematic Film Moments
Planning a Raleigh courthouse wedding? Discover how film photography captures cinematic, authentic moments at your intimate celebration downtown.
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A Pinehurst Resort Wedding: Classic Elegance Meets Timeless Charm
Jennie and Mike's elegant Pinehurst Resort wedding with timeless charm, intimate ceremony and heartfelt moments captured in classic, film-inspired photography.
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How to Get Married in Fort Bragg & Fayetteville, NC — Courthouse Wedding & Elopement Guide
You have quite a few options to get married in the Fort Bragg area, but the most popular by far is having a Courthouse ceremony. While this may seem romantic, many of the local courthouses also serve as the county jail, which means no photographs allowed, going through metal detectors before your ceremony, and a less then gorgeous room to say your vows in. But this is NOT your only option. You can apply for your marriage license and then have your ceremony WHEREVER you’d like it to be. All you need is an officiant and your marriage license.
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