
April 24, 2017
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Stephanie + Lukas’ wedding day was so simple + so personal… an absolutely perfect combination. I love how they infused their wedding day with elements and traditions that honored both Stephanie’s family and Lukas’ German heritage. So many of Lukas’ friends + family traveled all the way from Germany to celebrate with them and I loved watching the two cultures revel together! Stephanie + Lukas sure know how to throw a party, that’s for sure!
Their sweet day started with a beautiful First Look under the majestic oaks at Rose Hill Mansion. They had a small bridal party with only 2 bridesmaids and 2 groomsmen – and it was really great to see them all having so much fun together! After family photos, Stephanie + Lukas said “I do!” on the front steps of the mansion and then exited down the aisle as their guests threw streamers overhead… such a fun exit!! Guests enjoyed a delicious Southern meal before hitting the dance floor to celebrate the newlyweds. It was an absolutely AMAZING day and I’m so happy that I was invited to document it all. Here are some of my favorites from Stephanie + Lukas’ southern wedding at Rose Hill Mansion…

Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Rose Hill Mansion | Planning + Coordination: Weddings with Leah | Floral Design: bride + family | Wedding Dress: Watters Brides from Fabulous Frocks | Hair + Makeup: Beauty by Kateryna | Bride’s Shoes: Rizzolli Manufaktur1870 | Bride’s Jewelry: Swati Pearls + Jewellers | Bridesmaids Dresses: Tulle and Chantilly | DJ: JLK Events | Men’s Attire: Wilvorst | Catering: Downtown Catering + Events | Stationery: Doodle Studio Calligraphy | Rentals: Amazing Event Rentals
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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