We absolutely love doing weddings at people's homes. Don't get me wrong, wedding venues are awesome and have a ton of benefits, but sometimes at wedding a your house or your family's home is just more meaningful and can make for a really unique wedding day.
Rachel and Will got married at her father's farm in east Knoxville and even though it was unseasonable chilly (Danielle tried to sell her gloves to a few guests to make some extra cash) it was a phenomenal wedding. Rachel and Will are a fun couple and it was great getting to know them and their wonderful family. Here are some favorites from their day.
This is why Danielle and I work so well together. She has the ideas and I have the height to carry them through. Only my 6'5" frame could reach this branch without a ladder.
Some prep photos.
I love this detail by Danielle.
Rachel looking beautiful! 
Will's going to need more than one of those to make it through the evening.
They're a good looking couple of kids.
Rachel had this cute frame set up for some photobooth fun… I patiently waited on her and her parents to pass by on the way to the ceremony. 
Aw, Will, getting all misty-eyed after seeing his bride.
What a view for a ceremony!!
We're married!!
Hey, is there a wedding around here?
Sweetness.
Hahahahahaha!
Framed! (Thanks! I'll be here alllll week! Don't forget to tip your waitress!!)
Epic sky!
Epic sky v2.0!
Everyone knows it's windy...
You gotta have a tractor in at least one photo at a farm wedding.
We could have walked around the farm for hours shooting.
Danielle's view of the above. Two photographers + two views= lucky clients.
Some reception details. And no, the dragonfly wasn't a decoration… just a wedding crasher we thought was cool.
Grandma was cracking dirty jokes (not really, but that would've been funny, huh?).
Rachel is a chef and this was the cover of one of her favorite cookbooks (also the guestbook).
And more ring details. I can honestly say that I've never attached rings to clothespins before. :)
We snuck out of the reception for a quick twilight portrait.
It's always cool to run into past brides and portrait clients, like the talented Robinella, who sang at the wedding. :)
Stepmoms know how to boogie.
And so do brides and the rest of the wedding guests.
Together. :)Congrats Rachel and Will! A lovely wedding for a lovely couple!
1 comments:
Wow! Nice photos. You are amazing.
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