The theme was an elegant and organic feel by highlighting ocean and marsh blue/green tones from church to reception locations. Another anchor to the overall mood of the day was the veil with soft sage leaves embedded in lace.

Putting an album together is another exciting part of the creative processing. The goal is for images to flow in a story form while honoring the time-line, cohesive lighting and emotions of the day.

A tight-knit group of family and friends came together to support and celebrate this couple for their wedding weekend on Kiawah. While their look is black tie luxe, their personalities are sunshine-warm with a family-first focus.

So many elements of uniqueness to appreciate in this wedding… gloves, cowgirl and cowboy hats, time pieces, sincere support, glow sticks, prayer with sacredness, party with playfulness and a loving inclusion of the elders and the little ones.

Words and thoughts from the couple. We love knowing the nuances behind the merry moments.

If you are looking for ideas for personalized details, this is a wedding to check out. Cursive hangers, embossed bags, candy to go, chalkboards, signature drinks, party hat exit and trolley transport. We loved it all.

Liz and Greg's wedding day weaved in their families, love of travel and historic interests. View More on PartySlate link.

Arranging images is an art in storytelling. Each blog reframes our images in a way that creates highlights, new direction and different flow. Thank you to A Lowcountry Wedding for another awesome post!