Kim and Kyle’s wedding took place in Mobile’s GORGEOUS Magnolia Manor, built in 1854. The historic home made my heart flutter with inspiration! The huge Oak trees on the property formed a delightful canopy and made for an exceptional backdrop to exchange vows. Although the day started with a few showers, by the time guests started to arrive the skies had cleared and everyone welcomed the sunshine! After celebrating well into the night with the two love birds, friends and family bid them a Happy Honeymoon as Kyle whisked Kim away to the beach!

Surrounded by their friends and family, Jackie and Mike tied the knot in the afternoon and celebrated with a rockin’ dance party. From fun group dances, to giddy sing-a-longs, to a circle of love during the final dance (friends gathered around and held hands and sang softly to the newlyweds). It was an incredible display pure happiness and joy. It’s beyond an honor to be able to document such marvelous moments.

Holly is still a blogger (only on a more current platform now) and she has shared so many of her projects! From the bridesmaids’ details, to the flower vases and flowers, to the pennants, every piece of that wedding came together with love! Stephanie and I are incredibly blessed to meet and photograph such wonderful souls! Holly and Marty’s wedding was packed full of enchantment, laughter, dancing, and a WILD Looking Glass (be sure to check out the video in the post)!

Along with the primary photography coverage, we set up The Looking Glass, which was a wild and crazy fun time (check out the video in the post). Katherine also wanted to have a “wishing line” in which we captured the guests with our instax cameras and the guests wrote the lovebirds well wishes and happy thoughts for their future together. It served as a wonderful alternative to the traditional guest book. Thanks to Dana, Suze, Sean, and Andy for making all of the extra photo magic possible since Stephanie and I can’t clone ourselves yet!

We were all so incredibly honored to witness their love, and now can’t wait to share it with you!

Matt and Summer are beyond talented. These two are the creative force behind The Blu Lite band, which is a group of folks that perform original and cover songs. Matt is and has been in a handful of amazing bands, one of which travels the world each year and perhaps you are familiar with: The Pine Hill Haints. I’m lucky to be able to call both Matt and Summer friends, and have had the opportunity to perform with them across several platforms including Purgatory Lounge and Crash Boom Bang Theatre (which is what brought these two together in the first place).

My eyes were misty throughout the whole night. There’s something to be said about witnessing two friends start their lives together. However, to also be able to capture it, often renders me speechless. I’m honored to know these two incredible souls, and blessed to call them friends.

I also would like to take the time to officially introduce Matt as part of the White Rabbit Studios team! He doubles as one of the DJs and a videographer. His approach to creating a wedding movie has a rather unique spin. Wanting to capture the true essence of a couple, he can create the ultimate video that highlights the story between the two love birds. After the images, you can find the movie he created for he and Summer. It’s a thrilling adventure that includes coverage of their actual wedding in Spain, along with the story of how they met. It’s beyond sweet!

Also, a million thanks to Offbeat Bride for featuring this wedding!

Settle in and get ready to witness a beautiful love story!

We were also thrilled that our cinematographer, Dustin, was there with us to capture the entire flow of the day! Mary and Jonathan’s wedding video makes us swoon with happiness! Be sure to hit play after you peruse the still images, the video is posted at the end.

White Rabbit Studios also provided the DJ services! With a mix of vinyl and digital favorites, Zach kept the energy lively on the dance floor in between sweet slow dances. From classics like Nancy Sinatra and Otis Redding to current indie favorites like Beach House and Edward Sharpe, the music created the perfect soundtrack to Mary and Jonathan’s special day.