A quick peek.

It snowed!  It was crazy windy and the snow was more like sharp ice rocks, but Rachel and David were game to go outside.

I can't wait to show you the decorative elements at this wedding.  It was gorgeous!  And Patrice did the flowers, so you know they were gorgeous too!

Have  a lovely weekend.  

Just a quick peek.  More soon.

From the day after session we had.  I can't wait to show you this gorgeous wedding.  Eva's gown is a Vera Wang.

Thanks so much for stopping by, I'll see you next week!!

What a lovely day, and a lovely couple.

Adorable little girl.  Adorable.

Gorgeous young women.

I thought the flowers were gorgeous.  These forced quince (I'm guessing) were my favorites.

  It was hard, but I resisted the urge tell him his eyes might get stuck that way :  )

Opens with my shot of Lisa and Brian's beach wedding.

 Also, my fabulous sister, and my good friends Sam Hughes and Justin Hankins are featured in this issue.  Yay! 

Have a wonderful weekend y'all.  Thanks for visiting, I really appreciate it.

I loved the rich fall color palette of this wedding, and the way the Bolling Haxall house complimented the color scheme.

The ceremony took place at the University of Richmond's Chapel.

It was a wee bit wet out : )

The toasts were hilarious : ) and heartfelt.

This lovely wedding was coordinated by the wonderful team at Occasions. 

Paper Source has just announced a new line of wedding invitations, save the dates, etc.....

Juicy style, great price points.

I know that Haiti has been weighing heavily on all of our hearts and minds.  Luckily there are many, many fine organizations to donate to (I chose to donate to an organization that is already 'on the ground' in Haiti, in the hopes that this would somehow facilitate my donation to do its thing more quickly).

My favorite online shopping spot, etsy, has set up a wonderful shop, Craft Hope for Haiti .  100% of the proceeds go directly to Doctors Without Borders.  Infection is now a huge danger, and even the tiniest injury can be life threatening in the primitive conditions in Haiti right now.