largest post ever

alright, here is "the" post for mitch & amanda's wedding. can you tell that i had a lot of difficulty deciding my favorite photos? i did... enjoy all of these!!! :)

check out this GORGEOUS venue, the sonnet house


another photo of this beautiful place


front view


the bridal suite was just fantastic


cute shoes (and don't you love the pillow?!)




maybe the most classic, beautiful hair EVER


i'm not usually a "bright" girl, but i don't think anyone can say anything with these


first look at this beautiful bride in her magnificent dress


of course, she wore an auburn garder (yuck!)


she's all smiles, despite a little bit of rain


just get ready for this next sequence because she is breath-taking










check out the back of this dress (amazing!)




flowers, flowers, flowers


bridesmaids


groomsmen


CUTE ring bearer




"first look," such a fantastic thing to do :)
















here's the whole gang


it's ceremony time! :)






yay! married!!




have you ever seen such perfect colors?!


then, there's the ever classic (my favorite) black-and-white


let the dancing begin




here is a sweet one of amanda dancing with her dad


by the way, have i mentioned the fact that amanda's photos are EXACTLY what i would want from my wedding photos?! because they are!!!








time to leave!!!!!!!!!!






mitch & amanda, i could not thank you enough for letting me capture your moments. they truly are photos i would LOVE to have when i get married. jared & corey, your wedding venue, the sonnet house, is absolutely beautiful, and you guys are extremely helpful. i appreciate it more than you'll ever know!

a bit more...

let's just talk a little more about how special this wedding was.

check out the photo of the ceremony. would you believe that when this photo was taken, the power was out? this photo was taken, though, with a soloist singing "the prayer," which is a fantastic song. it was quite possibly the highlight of my week.

then the second photo. i mean, could the flower arrangements be any better? absolutely not. and, check out the smart move she made -- making the arrangements high enough that the people seated around the table could talk with each other. genius.