Happy New Year! Yeah, I’m a little late for the big end of the year post. Man what a year 2021 was. There were a few ups and downs, but unlike 2020 there were more ups. We met a lot of new clients and were able to finally celebrate with others. There were a few tears, a lot of love, and a whole bunch of celebration.
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If there’s anything we learned from the world shutting down during the pandemic, it’s that celebrations are important. Nothing compares to the joy of gathering and sharing special moments with those you love. From their First Look at Forsyth Park to their last dance on the stage at Victory North Alison and Philip’s day was a magical celebration.
Congratulations to Alison and Philip! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your special day.
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As Kailee and Jonathan were introduced the music changed to “You’re the One that I Want'' from Grease. They stopped and broke into the iconic dance moves from the movie. That was just one of the special moments Kailee and Jonathan shared during their beautiful Savannah wedding at The Mackey House.
From a romantic first look to the releasing of butterflies during the daddy daughter dance. Kailee and Jonathan had a spectacular wedding day to remember.
Congratulations to Kailee and Jonathan! Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your special day.
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There was excitement in the air all around the Forsyth Park fountain. Just moments before a gentleman proposed on the north side of the fountain just away from the crowd. Visitors we gathered around taking selfies and enjoying the weather.
Alicia and I were looking everywhere for our couple. You see preparing for a surprise proposal is kinda like a stake out. You have to blend in and keep an eye out for your target. We finally spotted them on the south side of the fountain and moved around and into position. I made sure to make eye contact and offer a sly nod as I passed. Adam got the signal and turned to Blair and dropped to one knee. Her reaction was priceless.
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The ceremony is beautiful, the couple is happy, and everyone is ready to party. You mosey on over to the cocktail hour where you wait, and wait, and wait, seemingly F O R E V E R for the couple to arrive. We’ve all been there. Whether as a guest or maybe even a part of the wedding party and who usually gets the blame for taking so long? The photographer.
Well if there’s one thing I don’t ever want, is to keep the couple or their guests waiting. A wedding is a celebration and that’s just what everyone wants to do. The biggest key to being introduced on time is a solid timeline. One very important part of that wedding day timeline is the Family Formals.
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