I few weeks ago I had the privilege of flying to Texas to photograph the wedding of some college friends of mine.  I had a blast photographing this wedding, not only because it was celebrating the union of two friends, but I also got to visit with many other college friends that I hadn’t seen in a few years, my brother was in the wedding party, and Brad and Micah and their families are some of the sweetest people I’ve ever met.  When I met Micah and her mom and sister at the salon that morning, Micah greeted me with a HUGE bag full of snacks to help me get through the day. Seriously, the bag weighed like 8 pounds! Micah, you have no idea how happy that made me! 🙂 Congratulations you two! I’m so glad I could be a part of your special day.

Haha, this one always makes me think of Riverdance…

What’s a fall wedding without candy corn?!

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  • October 29, 2010 - 11:46 pm

    Nedra Mitchell - THANKS KIM!!!!!
    THESE ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LIKE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyCancel

  • October 30, 2010 - 10:38 am

    Terri - WOW, what talent:) Beautiful pictures and great layoutReplyCancel

  • December 15, 2010 - 2:37 am

    Emma Rinks - Kim-
    These are incredible. Not that I expected anything less, but you truly captured the precious beauty and sincereity of this wedding and the love brad and micah share.
    Love this. You have such talent. Many people can take pictures, but very few can genuinely capture moments on film:)ReplyCancel

When I first met with Megan for her wedding consultation, she told me that she and Robert had seen the recent maternity shoot I had done with Amanda and Boo and how much they enjoyed looking through those pictures.  She explained that they definitely didn’t want traditional “pretty” pictures in a garden or park, but that they rather preferred rustic scenes like old barns and gas stations…and they wanted to be able to be goofy! My response to Megan was something along the lines of, “Woohoo! You’re awesome and I like you already!”  Over the next few months Megan and I corresponded with each other and I learned more about how she and Robert met and their favorite things to do together, so I decided to tie it all into their engagement session.

One of the things Megan mentioned is that they were on a big reading kick for awhile and would buy each other books.

Megan also told me that they love crashing on the couch with pizza and a movie…

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  • October 12, 2010 - 7:27 pm

    Megan - I LOVE THEMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!! I cant wait to see the rest! You’re amazing! Zoey looks fabulous!!!ReplyCancel

Jessie and Tony tied the knot yesterday!  Here are a few of Jessie’s bridals taken at the gorgeous Women’s Club of Rock Hill.  Her cousin made the awesome little flowers on the shoulder of her dress.  You can find them, and a ton of other cool accessories, in her etsy shop!  I enjoyed working with Jessie and her mom so much.  Such beautiful, sweet people.  Just look at how Jessie’s eyes glow…

This is the shot she chose to have displayed at the reception.

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  • October 11, 2010 - 1:17 am

    than - Hey, that’s dad’s redesigned pergola in some of those pictures too!ReplyCancel

I first met Jessica when I photographed her cousin’s wedding last year.  She had such a fun personality so I was excited when she contacted me about shooting her wedding in Lake Wateree.  When we met up for her consultation, she told me all about how she’d had her eye on Jordache during her college years and how they ended up reconnecting about a year ago and hit it off immediately.  We ended up talking and laughing for over an hour at all the things we had in common in our “dating lives” and how their wedding would be very different than most.  Jessica and Jordache both had agreed that they wanted their wedding to be very intimate and casual. They specifically requested that I take only candid shots of the day spent on the lake riding jet skis and boats, fishing, and enjoying each other’s company…stress free.  For me, this wedding was unlike any other. No time crunches or long shot lists, not even a wedding party.  Just family. The wedding day came with a threat of rain and thunderstorms but, with the exception of a light shower that lasted just long enough to keep the temperature down, the weather was perfect.  Congratulations you two, and thanks for allowing me to share the day with you and your family.

One of the sweetest and most emotional ceremonies I’ve ever witnessed…

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  • October 6, 2010 - 5:06 pm

    than - you just keep getting better and better!ReplyCancel

  • October 14, 2010 - 7:22 pm

    Amy Cooper - I love the pics! Really captured the moments of a lifetime!ReplyCancel

  • October 19, 2010 - 10:35 am

    wanda - would have loved to shared your wedding day, you were a beautiful Bride and I love you very much… the pics of you and your Dad and Mom are priceless!!! I wish you and your Husband a lifetime of love and happiness, always put God first! love ya sweetie…..love, Wanda CollinsReplyCancel

I feel like I need at least two more bodies and a hundred more arms to stay ahead on work these days.  But please don’t mistake this for complaining.   I feel so blessed that I am able to do what I do.  I wouldn’t change it for the world.  I get to be my own boss, I get to travel, and I get to cross paths with some amazing people, most of whom I would have never met if I hadn’t been asked to be their photographer and share those very special moments with them.  A few weeks ago I shared one of those special “moments” with a good friend of mine and his son, London.  I spent the morning with them…chasing them around as they picked apples, counted berries from the vine on the back porch,  played on the swing set, and laughed together.   Little London was full of energy and spunk, and it was fun to watch Robert soak in every minute of it.

and one with grandma!

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  • October 4, 2010 - 10:53 pm

    Howell Hunter - These are great Kim. They will cherish these photos for the rest of their lives.ReplyCancel

  • October 6, 2010 - 9:21 pm

    Jennifer - kim!these are wonderful! robert’s son is adorable! you did a great job capturing them!ReplyCancel

  • October 9, 2010 - 9:12 am

    Robert Jennings - I am very pleased with the photographs and how the morning turned out. London enjoyed the whole weekend, especially the swing set! Everything went amazing, London is such a good boy and the times like this I cherish. I appreciate everything you did to help make our weekend memorable. Thanks KimReplyCancel

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