Louisville Wedding Photography

I am planning to post this wedding when the editing process is finished, but I could not wait to share a few of my favorite shots!! Enjoy~

I absolutely love the idea of a post-wedding session, so when Jenna mentioned that they were interested in shooting an additional session I was thrilled.  Immediately I began to brainstorm about location ideas that were new, interesting and not feasible to capture on an actual wedding day.  We started the shoot downtown and then headed to a couple fun and contrasting locations as the evening light gave us a beautiful and subtle glow to work with.  This session had been planned before the actual wedding, which was great because it allowed much more flexibility in the time-line for Jenna and James to focus on their day.  This is a great time of year to plan a session so if this shoot sparks your imagination just give me a call and we can chat about the details. 

Amy

I am so excited to share a few images from Callie and Russell’s wedding earlier this month.  First of all, I must say that I adore this couple and their families! They are such a fun and loving group and I truly appreciate how warm and welcome they made me feel.  The day was great - fun, relaxed and lots of great pictures.  We started getting ready downtown at the Brown Hotel, and then made our way to Duncan Memorial Chapel for the ceremony.  Callie and Russell  scheduled a block of time between the end of the ceremony and the start of the reception so we were able to take all of the pictures without feeling rushed.  Great planning guys!  The reception was at Oxmoor Country Club, and as you can see from the pictures everyone just cut loose and had a great time.  Congrats!

Amy

I always have a bit of an adrenaline high as I am preparing to shoot a wedding.  Generally, I have the opportunity to develop a friendship with the bride and groom before the wedding which is an advantage when working together to create relaxed and natural photographs.  However, I was a bit nervous heading into Saturday’s wedding.  Due to distance and circumstances I had not met with Julia and Scott before the wedding, so I felt like a jittery high school girl going on a blind date.  Of course I had nothing to worry about! I loved them both the minute I met them I knew the day would be fabulous.  The wedding was quintessentially Kentucky.  The ceremony and reception were held at the groom’s family farm in Paris…Kentucky and it was fantastic to be able to capture images that incorporated the rolling hills, and horse country that are so iconic of the bluegrass.  I really don’t need to say any more I think that the pictures will tell the entire story. (Just a thought…note the difference between the shot of the bride getting ready and the groom getting ready!)

Best wishes!

Amy

Jenna and James have been a dear couple to work with! We loved them from the very start and were thrilled to celebrate with them and their families.  We left the reception with the joyful sense that in fifty years they will be even more in love then they were on the day of their wedding.  James’ father spoke briefly during the ceremony and his words touched my heart. He outlined the differences between a contract and a covenant and reminded the couple of the beautiful legacy of strong, loving marriages that have preceded them on both sides of the family.  The love and support that the families gave to the newly weds was wonderful to witness.  My best wishes to you both!!

Just a couple of notes: Orchids - my favorite!  I love the shot with Jenna and her mom getting ready, there were so many special moments throughout the day. Check out the shot of Jenna coming down the isle. Every bride should have a groom that looks at her that way! The bouquet toss - check out the expressions on all the faces.

Amy