Sarah and Rob
I joined Sarah and Rob yesterday at Melhana Plantation (now Coalson Plantation) for their low-key wedding. Everyone was so relaxed and joyful-- it really set the mood for the whole day!
Lately, my bride's have had the best shoes, and Sarah was no exception!
Sarah's pearl bracelet is a family heirloom passed down from her Great Grandmother from Italy.
The word of the day? CHEESE!
Lately, my bride's have had the best shoes, and Sarah was no exception!
Sarah's pearl bracelet is a family heirloom passed down from her Great Grandmother from Italy.
The word of the day? CHEESE! Sarah and Rob got cards for each other and sent them via the maid of honor. Call it kizmet or fate, but they bought each other the EXACT same card!!
There are times when you look through the viewfinder and what you see takes your breath away...
And a little love for the groom...
It was so funny as I posed the bride and groom for their portaits... they already knew what I was going to say, as we did their engagement portraits in the same spot! It really challenged me to do completely different things with the same location.
You can tell that the background is just a bit hazy in this shot. As we were finishing the portraits, the smoke from the wildfires really started to roll in.
Doesn't Sarah have the cutest dimple?
This shot is ALL Rob-- I won't take credit for it at all. What else would a PE teacher want to do than a human pyramid?
Myra Jean's once again did an amazing job with the cake!
We did a few quick farewell shots before sunset...
...but I don't think Sarah and Rob will get too far with this kind of horsepower!
There are times when you look through the viewfinder and what you see takes your breath away...And a little love for the groom... It was so funny as I posed the bride and groom for their portaits... they already knew what I was going to say, as we did their engagement portraits in the same spot! It really challenged me to do completely different things with the same location.
You can tell that the background is just a bit hazy in this shot. As we were finishing the portraits, the smoke from the wildfires really started to roll in.
Doesn't Sarah have the cutest dimple?
This shot is ALL Rob-- I won't take credit for it at all. What else would a PE teacher want to do than a human pyramid? Myra Jean's once again did an amazing job with the cake!
We did a few quick farewell shots before sunset... ...but I don't think Sarah and Rob will get too far with this kind of horsepower!Vendors:
Ceremony and Reception Location: Melhana Plantation/Coalson Plantation www.CoalsonPlantation.com
Florist: Missy Gunnels www.MissyGunnelsflowers.com
DJ: Greg Tish www.gregtish.com
Cake: Myra Jean's www.myrajeanscakes.com
Tuxes: Sacinos www.sacino.com
Labels: Coalson Plantation (Melhana), Missy Gunnels Flowers, Myra Jean's, Thomasville wedding
posted by Linda Long www.LongsPhotography.com at 12:38 PM
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Tiffany's veil with the hankerchief and card she gave to her dad before the ceremony. I was amazed they managed to choke back the tears!
An overview of their ceremony. I don't think any bride could ask for a prettier day!
I don't think I could have taken a photograph that captures Tiffany and Jason better than this. They are so fun-loving and laidback-- they are such a strong couple because they are so comfortable with themselves. 
Tiffany's eyes absolutely jump out of photographs! 
They even came back out to the lake at sunset for another quick portrait session:
The beautiful and yummy cake by Sandy Stone:
They shared the sweetest dance out on the deck:
Tiffany and Jason's vendors:
A little mood music:
I love how intently Jason watched Reagan come down the aisle.
Some puppy love!
Reagan and Jason had one of the best cakes I've seen in quite a while.
After a little coaching on where to cut the cake, they did great!
