Documenting events for the Gibbes Museum consistently introduces us to talented artist. The four walls of the studio are the same, but each artist fills and makes the space their own for their month stay.

Lowcountry Weddings once again shared a lovely post of wedding sweetness. If you are drawn to greenery, barefoot brides, unique bridesmaid dresses, strappy gowns, laughter and smooching; check out this post. The Gadsden House was a perfect fit for an outdoor ceremony, delish food by Salthouse Catering and a dance party for all to enjoy woven together by Ooh Events.

In Charleston, we have lots of warm days and humid hot days. So cool, fall portraits make us a giddy. Sweaters, vest, boots and make for excellent photos.

Loving The Wedding Row's post and photo pairing for these two cuties who married at The Rice Mill.  We had so much fun getting to know and photograph their day.  Engaging Events knocked it out of the park from the days flow to design.

I always get excited to see what color combinations Alina will incorporate into the session. Her choices are fun and reflect her families zest for life. We offer clothing suggestions/color combinations and then hope you will select what makes you feel like your unique self. I think they brought their own sparkle and fireworks to this nod to the 4th of July.

Charleston Wedding Guide knows how to tell a story with images and words. Check out their lovely sharing of Lauren and Sam's event at The Gibbes Museum of Art. 

This is a great example of a casual, playful session on Seabrook. We start in the green area, mosey down the boardwalk and end up on the beach. If skipping, hugging, racing and hand holding is your thing, please let us know and we will weave it in. 

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!