When the ladies at Tara Skinner Events asked if I’d be interested in photographing a citrus-inspired styled shoot with them in early 2019, the answer was YES YES YES!! I have been DYING to do a shoot inspired by the bright colors of citrus, so this was like a dream come true for me. When I arrived on-site on Tybee Island, my jaw dropped. The florals and citrus on the tablescape were EVERYTHING!! I absolutely loved everything about this shoot and I’m so excited to share these beautiful, bright, colorful images with the world. They are also featured in The Celebration Society Weddings Southeast Magazine, which is on newsstands now. And one of the images from this shoot is on the cover!! SO FUN!!! I’m beyond excited to finally share this styled shoot with the world. Enjoy some of my favorites from our citrus-inspired styled shoot on Tybee Island…

Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Quarters at the Commissary | Design + Coordination: Tara Skinner Events | Floral Design: August Floral Design | Wedding Dress: Mikaella from BleuBelle Bridal | Hair + Makeup: Emma Collins Beauty | Citrus Trees: Herb Creek Landscape Supply | Rentals: Savannah Vintage Rentals | Stationery: Ashley Curry | Desserts: Le Macaron French Pastries Savannah + Whole Foods | Linens + Glassware: EventWorks
With a well-worn passport in hand, and an affinity for a good cocktail, Dana works with fun-loving and kind-hearted clients around the globe.
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