As Steve and I left The Barn at Red Gate in the first minutes of Sunday morning, he stated that he was not sure if he has ever seen a couple as in love with each other as these two.  I have to agree.  It was obvious from the beginning that they were each a little nervous with a happy, joyful anticipation as their wedding approached that afternoon.  It was quite an honor to have the pleasure of working with them to help them celebrate, and remember, this special day.  

The bride, along with her mother, worked diligently on the details and planning that tied everything together during the day.  They were well prepared, yet willing to go with the flow, and everything came together in the most beautiful way.   Little touches like her matron of honor's garter, hand written vows,  the brooch bouquet made by her step mother, the centerpiece of her grandmother's ring in the center of her cross necklace, the engraved bridesmaid's champagne flutes, along with the groom's father bringing his 1951 convertible Bel Air for her entrance to the ceremony sent everything over the top!  

Speaking of details, let me give some credit to all the wonderful vendors that helped make it all possible!

Wedding Cake : Amon's Sugar Shack 

Florist : Simply The Best

DJ : Mike Owens - Mobile DJ

Caterer : Jamie Mallard

Monograming : Purdy's Embroidery and Screen Printing 

Hair : Christina Mort New Image Salon

Videographer : Shaughn Tillman Films

Venue : The Barn at Red Gate 

 I could do my best to describe in words all the wonderful ways this wedding day completely rocked but I am a photographer and my best work is not prose.  That being said, let me just share the highlights of the day with you in the following photos :