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The Road Ahead

My wife and I honeymooned in San Francisco. It’s a beautiful city and a great place to visit. One of the most amazing things about it is the San Francisco Bay and the dense fog that can roll in and cover everything. It’s quite spectacular to witness. You’re enjoying a beautiful warm day with scenic views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. The next thing you know,POOF, it’s all gone..

I don’t know about you but that’s how I’m feeling these days. Back in February, life was rolling along and then the great unpleasantness began. Now here we are five months later and I feel like I’m walking around in a fog. Life as it was is out of sight. We’re all holding on to the hope that things will return to the way they were, but deep down there’s a feeling that life has forever changed.

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Intimate Wedding at The Gastonian

Katelynn stood across from Cameron and looked into his eyes as she placed the ring on his finger. In that moment an unwelcome visitor briefly perched on her nose. Both she and Cameron broke out in big smiles as she shooed the tiny insect away.

Moments like these are the memories that a couple will cherish forever. A story they will be able to share for years to come. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a big celebration with lots of guests or an intimate ceremony with family, it’s often the little things that will mean the most.

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Forsyth Park and The Whitman Wedding

Throughout most of my time living in Savannah, hurricanes have not been a major threat. Over the past few years that has changed. Last week we all watched and waited as Hurricane Dorian slowly headed toward the US. Thankfully the monster storm turned and headed to the north, staying well off our beautiful coast. I’m sure it caused plenty of tense moments for couples who had planned for months to have their wedding in areas that were being evacuated.

Plamena and Justin had been planning their destination wedding for over a year. Family and friends would be flying in from near and far to celebrate with them. As the sun rose Saturday morning you couldn’t even imagine that just days before Savannah was a ghost town. The weather was absolutely gorgeous and Plamena and Justin’s day was so amazing.

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