Ya’ll, making the blog post for Paige and Davis’s wedding film is almost bittersweet. I simply can’t believe that their day has come and gone already and now, after this post, everything I share with you all will basically be repeats of what you have already seen. But ya’ll, the day was filled with SOOOOO much goodness. SO much joy. SO much happiness. SO much elegance. SO much beauty. And most importantly, SO much love. We adore Paige and Davis and their amazing families. I know that after watching their wedding film, you’ll see why. Enjoy!

Ya’ll, I’m still trucking along in an effort to get caught up with my blogging before we ring in the New Year. I know it’s ambitious, but I want you all to be able to enjoy the goodness we have experienced during this beautifully chaotic year. This post is throwing it back to a bridal session for one of our lovely August brides. Anna was such a delight to have on our 2022 calendar. She’s friendly, funny, and full of light and laughter. We really enjoyed getting to know her throughout her wedding, engagement, and bridal sessions.

Kaylee and Cameron were wed back in September at a true gem of a venue in Goldsboro - the Firehouse. Kaylee and Cameron had the sweetest friends and family present to celebrate them and their love for each other. They had an amazing vision for the space and executed it perfectly. There’s not a second of their wedding film that I don’t adore. I hope you’ll enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed putting it together.

Ya’ll, I may only be up-to-date as far as Labor Day Weekend weddings when it comes to blogging, but I’m starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Tonight, I’m so excited to share with you all Caitlin and Noah’s Southern Acres of Bath wedding film. Ya’ll, from the first time we met these two I knew it was going to be a wedding we wouldn’t forget. For starters, Caitlin and Noah are simply stunning. They are easy to work with. They have amazing friends and family.

I hope ya’ll are all having an amazing week. Will and I are working on several to-do lists, both in our personal lives and on the business side of things and it feels so good to get things done. This time of year is often a season for me when I just feel like I can either sink or swim, and this week I’m choosing to swimg for sure. I love the hustle and bustle of busy season for us, but having it coincide with the holiday season adds a bit of pressure if I’m being honest.

Ya’ll, as I’m trucking through getting caught up on blogging, I’m thrilled to see that tonight’s blog post is the last of our August weddings to be blogged. And it’s a good one! Caroline and Ian’s wedding day was a highlight of our summer. One of the risks we take with summertime weddings is pop-up thunderstorms. And ya’ll, that’s exactly what we all got about an hour before Caroline and Ian’s ceremony.

Ya’ll, we have our Christmas mini sessions starting next weekend. Our first day of sessions is at The Cotton Barn, a lovely venue in Winterville. So it’s only fitting that tonight’s blog post is dedicated to Britni and Lucas’s wedding film. Britni and Lucas had a perfect day for their wedding. They had such an amazing vision for the Cotton Barn and executed it beautifully. Britni and Lucas are the type of people that make everyone around them feel so loved and welcomed.

True to my word on my attempt at getting caught up on blogging, here’s your second blog post on this gorgeous Sunday. Next up is Heather’s Hope Plantation bridal session. We shot this session back in May on a beautiful sunny afternoon. However on our drive home, the sky opened up and it POURED. We felt so grateful that we were able to get these photos in before the rain came. Heather is such a genuinely kind and joyful person. She makes my heart so happy when she’s around. And as you can see, she’s simply stunning.