I just saw a post on Stacy's blog that I had to share with you!!
I enjoy working with Stacy....to say the least!
She is a lighting genious and a genuine and fantastic friend!
She shot the birth of my first born...my recent maternity pictures...
and just about all our family pictures in between.
Stacy's passion is contagious and I can't wait to team up with her
again for Hilary's wedding in just a few week!!!
If you want to book Stacy as another shooter for your wedding, that is an
option we can talk about and something you will be happy you did, I promise!

I will be giving a free lecture at the Charleston Center for Photography
on November 9th at 7pm.  I welcome you to come down to Charleston,
share an hour or so listening to me babble about how much I love brides and
sharing the happiest day of their lives with them! Afterward, go get some shrimp and grits!!

Just an update...I am in Illinois for my Grandpa Cecil's funeral and will return tomorrow- Friday.
I am gearing up for a wedding in Charleston and can be reached by email or phone.
Wish us luck driving home tomorrow, prayers would be great too!

I wanted to share a link to the Southern Protocol blog.
I was notified that they were so happy with the pics that they featured
the wedding on their blog!
I can't wait to work with these lovely ladies again!
Thanks Lizz and Sara!!!

Suzanne and Chris came from California to get married in Charleston, at the earliest Baptist church in the South founded in 1682.  They had guest from all over the country...college friends, high school friends...it was awesome seeing so many people that were so important to them come from all over the place. 
Suzanne's dress was so beautiful and it fit her like a glove!! 
I had not met Suzanne until the wedding day, but the moment I saw her smile I could tell she was gorgeous inside and out! 
A wonderful Southern feast was served at McCrady's.  Shrimp and grits always make me smile ;)  Dancing soon followed, with a little karaoke, an entertaining father/daughter dance, and even a man pyramid.  You just can't ask for much more...and it was all artfully orchestrated by Southern Protocol.