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Katie + Jordan : Engagement

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To say we’re beyond excited to be shooting Katie and Jordan’s wedding is such an understatement. I mean… Look at these two! :)

When we told Katie to make Jordan laugh, things got intense!

Love, love, love when we both nail the same “moment.” Mine’s on the left, Nate’s on the right. :)

My favorite thing about engagement sessions is catching the little things.

Jordan looked darn right adorable in his tie. :)

THIS is why I know, without a doubt, I will love their wedding day!

My favorite. :)

Thanks, Katie and Jordan- We’ll see you NEXT month!

Hello, Nashville!

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As many of you know, Nathan and I happily relocated to Nashville, Tennessee a few months ago. With a new home state brings a whole new market! And with it, we’re happy to provide some great promotions for our first Tennessee Root clients! :)  We love that we’re still holding on to (and gladly still booking in) the Florida market, but it’s our hope that someday we won’t always have to leave our state to go to work!

A few things to know:

  • These discounts are available anywhere in Tennessee. (A small travel fee might apply for east Tennessee, though.)
  • We’d love to spell out all of the session or wedding details via email, so please take a second and visit our portfolio website and then use the contact form. Or if you’re in a hurry, you can use our blog’s contact page as well.
  • New wedding and portrait clients wishing to receive this promotion must have their retainer received by May 16, 2011.
  • Weddings taking place after summer of 2012 may not qualify for this promotion. Contact us for more details!

Can’t wait to meet y’all! :)

Christy + Michael : Wedding

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Surely you remember Christy and Michael from their Calvin and Hobbes inspired engagement session around St Augustine, Florida! Needless to say, we were more than a little excited about their wedding day. :) The whole event was held at The Players Club in Sawgrass, Florida.

There were so many unique details about this wedding that it truly made it one of our favorites of 2010. Case in point :

The guys started the day playing Halo, and even let Nate join in for a bit. :)

Christy’s bridesmaids did a fabulous job on her hair and make-up!

Michael and his groomsmen, in lieu of boutonnieres, sported action figures on their lapels. :)

Christy, you are gooooorgeous!

Christy is an only child, and I loved how doting her sweet parents were. :)

Their guest book table, complete with an antique typewriter and the infamous red wagon used during our engagement session, was just darling.

Yeah… Mike wasn’t at all excited to get married. Not. One. Bit. ;)

Another favorite part of Christy and Mike’s day – Their ‘grown-up’ flower girl and ring bearer. :)

Even their vows were completely unique : After the traditional vows, the officiant asked Michael, “And, in the event of the Zombie Apocalypse, do you, Michael, promise to PROTECT, PROVIDE FOR and be PATIENT with Christy?” Then, when it was Christy’s turn after her traditional vows, he asked, “With his promise in mind, in the event of the Zombie Apocalypse, do you, Christy, promise to follow Michael’s instructions without question in order to keep you both alive?” AMAZING. :)

FAVORITE! You guys need this one HUGE. On canvas. Just sayin’. :)

Many of the centerpieces were antique pieces that were borrowed from members of Christy’s family. So cute! :)

You knew it was coming : The lightsaber entrance!

A cake after my own heart!

As if the wedding couldn’t get any better, our favorite group, The Buzzcats, were there to wow the crowd!

See? :)

To all of my other brides : Why have we never seen milk and cookies served at a reception before?!

We may or may not have surprised Michael with a wedding gift… We found out during their engagement session that Christy and Mike are huge soccer fans. When Lorie and Jon were honeymooning at the World Cup, we had them pick up a vuvuzela for them, and Mike brought it out during the last dance. :)

The end. :)