Believe it or not this was not staged.  This is from a wedding at Homewood back in the summer.  Natalie and Michael spent a few minutes alone after the ceremony and thankfully for Aaron they picked a pretty spot to escape from the crowd before the party started.

Aaron Hogsed, owner of Aaron Imaging states that, “being familiar with the nuances of the light in the mountains is helpful when it comes time for portraits on the wedding day.”  I could not agree more ~it is vital that your photographer know the area, the venue, the great spaces to go, and how it all plays together to get images as amazing as this one.

This image has so much feeling and depth to it…love. love. love.  thanks aaron!!

In going through some previous wedding pictures, here is a little dose of a fun wedding captured beautifully by Dana at Orange Cat Photo that Verge Events planned out at Lake Eden.   The talented Alan at Blossoms at Biltmore Park did a great job bringing together the theme, building the gorgeous trees that went up the poles in the tent..and of course the flowers!  The bride and groom met kayaking and loved being on the river, so naturally river rocks were incorporated throughout the wedding from the place cards to some of the centerpieces.  The lovely ladies over at Colorful Palate prepared all the wonderful food, included a yummy dessert bar.   Enjoy!

This wedding took place awhile back out at Claxton Farm ~ and the color of the day was pink and green!  I absolutely love the place cards hung by the clothes pins hung on the old farm barn!  And I think the customized water bottle is so sweet..especially for a wedding in August!  Always keep in mind your guest experience, and know that the little touches make the difference!

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