Nicole and John’s wedding was a beautifully, sensational event. Their wedding took place in the antebellum Primrose Cottage located in the historic district of Roswell, Georgia. Working along side of the staff made the entire day effortless. This is the 2nd time I’ve photographed a wedding at Primrose Cottage, and it is quickly becoming my favorite venue.

Throughout the day, Nicole and John carried a sense of peace and certainty about them that radiated toward each person who attended. I left their wedding feeling certain that they were perfectly matched both inside and out. Here are a few of my favorite moments from their wedding day.

Peaceful. And stunning.

Nicole looking over the courtyard, patiently waiting.

Finally newlyweds!

It is tradition at Primrose Cottage for the newly married couple to steal away from the hubbub for a few minutes and enjoy their first meal together. A priceless, quiet time.

Introducing, for the first time, Mr. and Mrs. Rash!!!!!

The look in John’s mother’s eyes say a countless number of things. 

What a beautiful day. What a beautiful couple. Beautiful moments. Congratulations, John and Nicole, and thank you for allowing Todd & I to capture it all!

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While I absolutely love every photo opportunity I am a part of, there are a handful that hold greater anticipation for one reason or another, and this was one of them. Mallory and Adam were such a cute bride and groom, and with a location next to perfection it is no wonder we were all in our happy place.

My first two years of photographing people was at a beach location so I felt very comfortable working with the variable lighting and weather conditions encountered at the St. George Plantation. My husband once asked me when I feel most alive. After some thought I had two answers: 1) the moments I am photographing someone, and 2) when I am at the beach. The best part about photographing this gorgeous wedding? Working in bare-feet. =)

Mallory getting ready in her father’s beach house. Love the morning light coming in.

They composed their own vows moments before the ceremony.

This is just to die for. Her hair! Mallory fixed it herself. ♥

Adam looking dapper as ever. Mallory actually took the photo on the left; I got a shot of her doing that below. =)

Mallory. You. Are. Gorgeousssssss!

It’s getting married time!

Really awesome bridal party. We had a lot of fun in the sand!

Mallory is a San Diego based photographer. She had been shopping for a new camera lens and tested one of mine out on her new husband. 

This is what I call the photogasm time of the day. The last 15 minutes of daylight. My favorite moment to photograph. Gahhhh, I love it!

To see more of Mallory & Adam’s wedding celebration watch below or click HERE for a larger version.

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Really? Could photographing cute families like this not be any more fun?! I love it! The Stramblads are a military family fairly new to Warner Robins, and their desire was to be captured in their comfy home with their newest family member, little Anna.

Such an awesome idea to get some shots in front of what I call the “wall ‘o world travels.” Nice little perk about being in the military, eh.

It was perfect* weather outside so we had to take advantage. *(Perfect as in Georgia hotness in the middle of March kind of perfect.)

Proud, proud Oma joined us for a few! 

Little piggies. So cute I want to gobble them up!

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Just a quick share for the Bernatowicz family. Can’t wait to feature more in another post!

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