A surprising piece of inspiration for this wedding: color! Color found its way through the gallery organically. From the beautiful wallpapered walls in the historic home where Jessica got ready, to the lush greens watered with April showers, the entire day was incredibly vibrant. Instead of being brought in, the color felt natural and organic to the environment, like we were always meant to be there in a beautiful garden. 

our approach

the bibb mill

may

Each second was enveloped in love from close friends and family members. These relationships playing out were a small representation of the life that Jessica & Zack have built together.

The moments playing out in these relationships were a huge source of inspiration for the photos. As a result, we documented so many candid moments between loved ones. 

A standout moment from this wedding was the ceremony. Instead of doing a first look, Jessica & Zack chose to wait to see each other until the ceremony, where they got married by their brother-in-law.

Each moment was enveloped in love from close friends and family members. These relationships playing out were a small representation of the life that Jessica & Zack have built together. The moments playing out in these relationships were a huge source of inspiration for the photos. As a result, we documented so many candid moments between loved ones. 

our approach

Annie East

Makeup

Caroline Shulty

Hair

Emerald Empire Band

Band

The Bibb Mill

Venue

Brooke Anderson

Florals

Spencer Franks

Video

Maggie Dunn

Photo

Jenna Belew

Planning

vendor team

Because there was so much beautiful light, we were able to shoot so much film to document this wedding. Film allows for so much beautiful imperfection in light and texture, which gives us permission to not be perfect ourselves. The images feel timeless and relaxed, exactly what it was like to be in the room.