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Exciting Changes

There are two things I hate. The way things are and change. 

I was maybe a month sober when I heard those words. At the time it really hit me, because that’s exactly how I felt. I couldn’t keep going with the way things were, but I was terrified of the change that was taking place in my life.

Change usually happens slowly over time, but just like those early days of sobriety, the year 2020 forced heaps of change all at once.

One of the biggest changes for me was a return to photojournalism. As the world shut down and weddings were being postponed, I began to miss the connection and joy I get from photography. So, I reached out to the Savannah Morning News and started freelancing.

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Winter Barn Wedding at Red Gate farms

Planning a wedding is no walk in the park. Planning a wedding during a worldwide pandemic, now that can be downright stressful. After all of those months of waiting and wondering Kelsey and Christian’s big day finally came and I have to say it was absolutely perfect! 

As the last touches of makeup were being finished you could feel the joy and excitement in the room. All of the worry was gone. It had been replaced by laughter and love. 

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Four Steps to Creating a Wedding Budget Even if You Hate Budgeting

It’s a new year, which brings a feeling of hope. It’s a time when many set goals and resolutions. One of the top items on the list of popular resolutions is to Save Money/Spend Less and that’s a great goal that I can certainly get behind. We all know last year was nothing like we had planned. For many it brought on major upheavals and life changes such as job loss or reductions in pay. 

If you’re planning a wedding, these challenges along with the uncertainty from the ongoing pandemic can most definitely add a heap of extra stress onto what should be a beautiful and memorable experience. Don’t worry! There’s one big thing that you can begin today that will help alleviate some of that stress. Make a wedding budget.

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Joyous Moments

Your ICloud Storage is Full. Ugh… Thank you for letting me know for the thousandth time! Isn’t that the way it always is? I’m a photographer, it’s what I do for a living and I truly value photos yet here I am with a phone full of images and no idea what's there. 

Well I finally broke down and started going through the 999 photos and videos I have on my phone to see what I can delete. As I was swiping through it really hit home how many photos I’d taken last year. Sitting here now thinking about it all we ever seem to focus on is the bad.

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Wedding Day Regrets

Wedding day regrets: this isn't a topic that you really hear much about. I mean no one wants to even consider the thought that their wedding day will be anything less than a memorable and magical experience.   

While doing some research in order to put together some budgeting tips, I came across multiple articles about wedding day regrets. One article stated that 76% of couples surveyed confessed that there were things about their wedding they wished they had done differently, while a whopping 43% flat out regretted some major decisions regarding wedding expenses. Don’t fret! The majority of those surveyed agreed that the positives from their day far outweighed the negative. 

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