Jennifer and Kevin
I spent the entire day yesterday at St. George Island for Jennifer and Kevin's wedding. These two are one of my favorite couples-- they are so much in love and they absolutely crack me up. Jennifer is one of my self-admitted blog stalkers and I love getting emails from her about my latest posts. Hope she has as much fun checking out this post!
Wedding bands.
The flowergirl, Annaleisa, was hilarious-- she didn't want to pose when I asked, but anytime I was busy working on something else, she would stand by me with this smile waiting for me to take her picture. :) 
I show lots of brides coming down the aisle, but I hardly ever post the groom's processional. So, here's some love for the groom!
It was such an ideal day for a beach wedding-- the temperature was perfect, there was only a slight wind and there were hundreds of "dive bombing" pelicans out on the water. :)
I think these two grinned throughout the entire ceremony.
I finished the family portraits fairly quickly and spent a good amount of time on the beach with Jennifer and Kevin.
The reception was held at the beach house across the street.
I think pretty much everyone hit the dance floor at one point in the evening!
Even Noah had a dance with his grandma!
I ran off with Jennifer and Kevin for a few romantic portraits at the end of the night.
But the last kisses went to Jenn's doggie, Winston!
The flowergirl, Annaleisa, was hilarious-- she didn't want to pose when I asked, but anytime I was busy working on something else, she would stand by me with this smile waiting for me to take her picture. :) I show lots of brides coming down the aisle, but I hardly ever post the groom's processional. So, here's some love for the groom!It was such an ideal day for a beach wedding-- the temperature was perfect, there was only a slight wind and there were hundreds of "dive bombing" pelicans out on the water. :)I think these two grinned throughout the entire ceremony.I finished the family portraits fairly quickly and spent a good amount of time on the beach with Jennifer and Kevin. The reception was held at the beach house across the street.I think pretty much everyone hit the dance floor at one point in the evening!Even Noah had a dance with his grandma! I ran off with Jennifer and Kevin for a few romantic portraits at the end of the night.But the last kisses went to Jenn's doggie, Winston! Tallahassee & Thomasville's premier wedding and portrait photographers
Labels: beach wedding, St. George Island Wedding
posted by Linda Long www.LongsPhotography.com at 7:02 PM
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Candice's dress was a reflection her personality-- Untraditional, unexpected and fun! 
There were so many cute kiddos at the wedding! This guy in particular made me smile! Seriously-- how can you not look at him and grin??
I love taking images that make my clients think I'm nuts! I get all kinds of odd looks at weddings as I lay on the ground or hang off a balcony, but the images are so worth it!
I have taken a thousand images of brides walking down the aisle, but I loved this one simply because of the way Candice is holding her dad's hand. It isn't a formal escort that I often see, but a supportive, reassuring touch.
Candice and Nick had one of the most enthusiastic kisses I have ever seen in a ceremony!
I can't take credit for this pose-- it was all Candice. She had to have photos of Nick "twirling" her, something they seem to do fairly often!
Some people complained about the bright sun, so I decided to make something cool out of it...
Only slightly delayed, Nick and Candice made the most of their reception!
This has to be one of the coolest wedding gifts I have ever seen-- a bicycle built for two! 
The small reception had a wonderful feeling of intimacy with most of the light coming from candles scattered everywhere.
Here are Monica and Jacob, all decked out in their gear:
And to all of my past clients reading this-- here is proof that I am not the only nutty photographer who will roll around on the ground to get a great shot!
I had a rare weekday wedding for the vows of Michelle and Phil. The avid Steelers fans traveled down from Ohio to enjoy the emerald waters and white sand of the Gulf Coast.
