Caitlin & Graham were married under the grand oak  at Dunes West Golf and River Club. They privately exchanged vows on either side of a wall prior to the ceremony – a very sweet and emotional gesture on both sides.

This classic, easygoing wedding at Oldfield Plantation in Bluffton, SC was the result of two cultures coming together to celebrate these high school sweethearts – the hora loca was something unforgettable!

Michelle and Caulen had a beautiful, Southern wedding in the Cedar Room in Downtown Charleston. Lucky for us, the rain held off until sunset where there was an amazing – and slightly strange – orange glow in the sky.

I’ve known Sam  for a long time now; we met at the College of Charleston almost ten years ago – so when she asked if I could shoot her wedding at The Dewberry Hotel, I jumped at the chance. It was an honor and a privilege to be able to shoot Her and Jeffrey’s wedding.

Kelly and Phillip were almost rained out of their outdoor ceremony location – but with all hands on deck for a quick wipe down (and a lucky break in the rain), they were able to hold their wedding in front of the beautiful brick facade of the Historic Rice Mill.

In a wonderfully non-traditional ceremony, Sarah and Jeff were married on the private rooftop of the beautiful Restoration Hotel in the heart of downtown Charleston.

A fusion of American and French cultures set within a classic Charleston waterfront estate.

Working with current and former wedding industry professionals like Maggie and Matt (makeup artist and wedding photographer, respectively) always makes for a streamlined, intentional day.

With Boone Hall Plantation in full bloom, Josh and Andrea were married under the oaks in absolutely perfect weather, followed by a candle lit reception under a canopy of hand crafted paper butterflies.