
July 5, 2024
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I first met Tori back in 2016 when I photographed her older sister Kiersten’s wedding. Little did I know then that I would go on to photograph their sister Chelsea’s wedding in 2021 – and finally Tori’s wedding in 2024! Legacy clients are so special and the Stolen family means so much to me. They have trusted me with three incredible wedding days for their family and it was very bittersweet knowing that this was the very last one. I guess that means we’ll just have to start doing anniversary parties now!!
Although it rained all morning, the skies cleared just in time for Tori + Kyle’s First Look at Six Oaks. Tori looked stunning in her fitted strapless gown and Kyle looked so sharp in his white dinner jacket. I absolutely LOVE the black lining on the jacket’s lapel paired with the black vest underneath. Hands down, my favorite white dinner jacket look that I’ve ever seen! After their First Look and portraits, we were joined by their family + wedding party for group photos – then we all headed back to Sea Pines for their ceremony on the 18th lawn.
After their windy yet heartfelt ceremony, Tori + Kyle led their guests to cocktail hour via a second line through the harbor. A saxophonist played the entire way and it was so fun to see everyone dancing and celebrating on their way back to the clubhouse. A seated dinner followed cocktail hour, and then the dance floor opened up – and the party really started. Overall, it was an incredible day full of love and laughter – and the very best way to cap off my time with the Stolen girls. Here are some of my favorites from Tori + Kyle’s beautiful Sea Pines wedding in Hilton Head…

Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Sea Pines Resort | Planning: Amanda Rose Weddings | Floral Design: Ivory + Beau | Wedding Dress: Rebecca Ingram | Hair + Makeup: Bride’s Side Beauty | Bride’s Jewelry: personal | Bridesmaid Dresses: Hayley Paige Occasions | Groom’s Attire: Tommy Hilfiger | Band: Men of Distinction | Cake + Catering: Sea Pines Resort
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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