Williams Wedding

Here is a look at Justin and Beth's Wedding that Kim and I photographed back in May. You may remember Justin and Beth from their Engagement Session or Beth's Bridal Session. We had so much fun photographing their special day. Justin and Beth opted to see each other prior to the ceremony. It was a sweet moment to see Beth get teared up to see Justin for the first time on her wedding day. Their reception was held at the Bob Martin Agricultural Center in Williamston, N.C. The slideshow is below, or you can jump right to it, here. . Enjoy some of our favorites!

Boo Yaa!

I loved the stain glass windows.

I thought this was unique.

Seeing each other for the first time. It was a tender moment.

The Groom and the Father of the Bride.

I LOVE this image.

You gotta have tractors.

These guys were a total riot.

Charlie's Angels.

They had a blast at the reception. They even cut into the UNC groom cake (even though Justin claims to be a die hard ECU fan) . . . I told you I'd slip in a jab somewhere.

Below is a slideshow of some of their wedding day images put to a song that was meaningful to both Justin and Beth. Maybe they can share why in the comments section. If you'd prefer to see the slideshow a little larger or have the link, click HERE.

Justin and Beth, Thanks for choosing us to be a part of your special day. We wish you many years of happiness and Bojangles.

Elizabeth Bridals

Now that the wedding is over {images coming soon} we can show you some of Elizabeth's Rock'n Bridal shots. You may remember Elizabeth from her Engagement Session. She said she wanted a little of both the urban and rural feel to her Bridal Portraits. So we started off with the urban look. I thought I might have to encourage Elizabeth to take a few shots in environments that were a little more risky to her dress. Not the case. She was up for anything. . . literally. In fact, she was willing to risk her dress beyond what we had planned. We were all very careful, and I think the images turned out beautifully. I love it when our clients let us take them to our favorite spots and try new things!

Boo-Ya

This is the SMACK-down.

For the last shot of the day . . . Stop'n traffic.

Elizabeth, thanks for having so much fun with this and not worrying about the dress. We loved how willing you were . . . it made it so much fun!

Christina+Anthony Wedding

About a year ago we first heard from Christina as she had just moved to Greenville from Florida. She said she loved our style of photography and wanted us for the small wedding she was planning. Kim loved Christina from the start, and was determined to make it work for us to photograph Christina's wedding. Last October we had a blast photographing their e-session. You can take a look at those images HERE. So, we knew their wedding would be filled with some great moments.

Christina and Anthony planned a very small wedding in Bath, North Carolina which was North Carolina's first town ever in 1705. They were married in North Carolina's oldest church, the St. Thomas Episcopal Church. Bath has so many neat historical facts. For instance, Bath was home of the famous Blackbeard the Pirate. Needless to say, we were very excited about Christina and Anthony's wedding. They had a small reception at the historic Inn on Bath Creek and Catered by B&K Cakes and Catering.

Christina LOVED her red shoes - and so did we.

Christina and Anthony had cokes in the bottle and boiled peanuts at the reception. An old time favorite of Christina's.

The Bride. and The Groom.

Taking a little peek before she walks down the aisle.

Mr. and Mrs. Futrell . . . she looks mighty proud to be Anthony's wife.

After the reception we had some time to take some pictures of just the two of them.

I think this is probably my favorite image of Christina - the lighting, the colors and her expression tells the story of their beautiful day.

To Christina and Anthony: Thanks for allowing us to be a part of your special day. We have loved getting to know you both.

Below is a small overview of the day. Enjoy the slideshow and music. If you want to see it in a separate screen click HERE.