Kacey + Brian | Wahoo Decatur Wedding

Piñata hitting over cake cutting, a rockin' guestbook with photobooth strips and a small garden at sunset. They made their day their own, and that is part of what made it so beautiful.

When we first met Kacey and Brian over a cup of coffee in the Old Fourth Ward one beautiful afternoon in Atlanta, we knew we'd love working with them right away. They share one of our favorite parts of our marriage—they like each other.

The fun stories they shared with us about how they fell in love didn't begin with a place, an event or things—each little tale and tidbit describing the details that brought them to the point began with the two of them.

"He's my best friend," she would say. "We just like to be together," said he.

It's evident on their faces and it will be something they'll treasure now for the rest of their lives.
They like each other so much, they fell in love.

Jennifer + Eric l Mary Gay House Decatur Wedding

In a narrow wooden early 1900's chapel lined in tall stained glass windows, Jennifer and Eric sat together shortly after sunrise sharing a few sweet moments before their wedding. As we left the room, I glanced back through the window in the door and paused for a moment. I looked at Bryan and said, "This is really beautiful. This is my favorite part of today."

Getting to shoot weddings with my husband is really neat in many ways. One of them is getting to share in beautiful nature of the day and remember our own wedding. I'm so thankful we got time like this during our wedding day and we're always thrilled to try and create this space for our couples as well.

Little did I know we were going to have many more favorite parts of their day as their sunrise couple portraits, morning wedding and brunch reception (catered by Farm Burger, y'all!) really made for a most excellent day.

Congratulations you two!