Category: Weddings

Constance & Rodney | A Gorgeous Fall Wedding at Pierce Castle

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Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Johnson! This was truly a wedding fit for a queen & king! Constance & Rodney had a gorgeous fall wedding at Pierce Castle in Decatur, MS! The day began with the bride & groom getting ready on the castle grounds. Constance & her girls got ready for the big day inside of the gorgeous castle. When I arrived, Constance had the biggest smile on her face, and I could tell she was super happy about marrying the love of her life!

Mr. & Mrs. Crouch | An Intimate Fall Wedding in Grenada, Mississippi

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I am very happy to say congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Crouch!! Julie & Jeremy had a sweet & intimate wedding ceremony at All Saints Episcopal Church in Grenada, Mississippi. When Julie contacted me to photograph her wedding, I immediately became excited! Julie and I attended high school together, and I was truly honored that she wanted me to photograph her wedding!

Mr. & Mrs. Slack | A Summer Wedding at The Fountain Square Venue in Water Valley

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Congratulations to the new Mr. & Mrs. Slack! I have been waiting since last December for Jessika & Tyre’s wedding. Jessika & Tyre had the sweetest “end of the summer” wedding ever. The wedding was held at Fountain Square Venue in Water Valley, MS. I love how Jessika’s love for sunflowers was incorporated all throughout the wedding. From the invitations to the boutonnières, Jessika made sure that the sunflower theme was perfectly displayed.

Mr. & Mrs. Hood | An Outdoor Summer Wedding in Calhoun, MS

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Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Hood! Niki & Brad had a lovely outdoor wedding last weekend. The wedding was held in Calhoun, MS at the groom’s parents’ home. The day began with Niki calmly getting her hair and makeup done for the big day. As Niki got dressed, the groom’s mother gave Niki a beautiful diamond bracelet to wear as her something borrowed, and she carried her mother’s blue handkerchief in the pocket of her dress as her something blue.