If I’m being honest with you, my readers, I am not always walking into a wedding day feeling inspired. Shocking I know! 😉 It can be pretty easy to be numb to the gorgeous details when you’re surrounded by it week after week. But what brings me back to life is working with a couple who makes a wedding day so uniquely theirs. Because ultimately the couple is celebrating the start of something rather than a culmination of other things. That’s exactly what Chris and Angie did at their Congressional Country Club wedding.
I tell my couples all the time: “Plan more for your marriage than for your wedding.” A wedding day is 24 hours, but marriage is a lifetime. Chris and Angie so beautifully kept their wedding focused on their vision. It flawlessly represented the blend of cultures, family, and friends that came together as these two tied the knot.
I just loved shooting this wedding as Stacie Marshall‘s second shooter. I can’t wait to work with her again!
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