
May 20, 2019
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Catherine + Will’s wedding day was so incredibly special… it’s clients like them and days like this that remind me how truly lucky I am. It is still surreal to me that people trust me to document such an important day in their life. What an incredible honor. So thank you, Catherine + Will, for allowing me to be there with you on your beautiful wedding day and to create such beautiful portraits of you two during this amazing time in your lives!
We started the day at the bridal suite at Magnolia, where Catherine had her hair + makeup done by Carrie of Paper Dolls… my fave!!! Catherine was absolutely glowing as she stepped into her beaded flowy gown… it was the perfect choice for this intimate plantation wedding. After sharing a sweet First Look with Will, we spent some time doing portraits around Magnolia Plantation, then met up with their officiant for their ceremony. It was just the sweetest ceremony and after they said “I do!”, they toasted to a life of love + happiness together and shared some strawberry cake under the oaks. Our time together went so quickly, but it’s a day I’ll always remember. Congratulations you guys!! And thank you for choosing me to document this amazing day for you!!



Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Magnolia Plantation | Floral Design: Roadside Blooms | Cake: Sugar Bakeshop | Wedding Dress: BHLDN | Hair + Makeup: Paper Dolls Wedding Hair + Makeup | Bride’s Shoes: Badgley Mischka | Bride’s Jewelry: personal
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