This week’s blog is Will and Elise by the Atlanta wedding photographers at AtlantaArtisticWeddings.  They could not have been a more thoughtful couple! They were a joy to work with.  It was such an honor being their Atlanta wedding photographer.  They contacted me last year and told me about their wedding in historic Acworth at Cowen Mill. I was so excited when the big day finally arrived.

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This week’s blog is Ellie and Andy.  Their wedding took place at Berry College in Rome, Georgia where Ellie went to school.  As an Atlanta wedding photographer I have never been to such a beautiful setting for a wedding.

Berry College is a small independent, coeducational college founded by Martha Berry in 1902 as the Boys Industrial School with the mission of providing education to poor children of the rural south.  The campus consists of thousands of acres of green space and large historic buildings with many that are registered on the National Register of Historic Places.  The buildings are large gothic inspired stone masterpieces, with large arches and carved details.  These impressive structures make for a perfect backdrop for weddings.  The campus has been the backdrop of many photoshoots and movies such as Stranger Things, Sweet Home Alabama and Remember the Titans.

This week’s Atlanta wedding Photographer’s wedding is Marco and Paola. They met each other through Facebook as friends.  A few months later they were dating and falling in love.  Last year Marco popped the question and Paola said yes.  The wheels going to their wedding started moving and we arrived on October 5th. 

This week’s blog is about Jonathon and Cameron’s photo session at Piedmont Park.  It was a wonderful time for us to get to know each other and to learn more about their wedding in December.   

If you know me, you know that I love starting early in the morning.  Jonathon and Cameron were early risers too. They were excited to see what Piedmont Park looks like in the morning and to also take advantage of the cool fall weather in the late September, Atlanta mornings. They arrived at 7:20 just before sunrise which was the perfect lighting for the champagne shot .going to do.  We quickly walked over to the Greystone Event Center,  Greystone is in the western part of the park next to Lake Clara Meer and the pool.  It is adorned with an arched entrance supported by large marble columns.  In the morning, this area is dark. We made our way there with our bottles of champagne.  I placed Jonathon and Cameron  in the middle of the columns with the flash behind them to back light them.  I gave the champagne to Jonathon and told Cameron to get behind him so she would not get wet when the burst of bubbly came out of the bottle.   Jonathon opened the bottle and put his thumb over the opening so the pressure would build and shook the bubbly just like the race car drivers after they win a race.  As he sprayed the champagne the flash was backlit them and made the sudsy spray sparkle. 

This week’s couple, Anthony and Sheffiga, were awesome. We did their engagement shoot at the Millennium Gate at Atlantic Station and another Atlanta Landmark the Olympic Park downtown.  It was a beautiful day for a beautiful couple. 

In downtown Atlanta there are a plethora of wonderful venues that make it so interesting for an Atlanta wedding photographer. They each have their own personality and are so much fun!  

The first one that comes to mind is Ventanas which screams Atlanta! It has the best view of the skyline of Atlanta. They have a wraparound terrace where you can have your ceremony or cocktail hour for your guests. In the interior there are two stories of floor to ceiling windows that overlook Olympic Park, Mercedes Benz stadium, the Ferris Wheel, and Georgia Aquarium. The crown jewel of the venue is the helicopter landing pad on the roof. It gives you a 360 panoramic view of the city that is unobscured. As well as a dramatic backdrop to memorable wedding photos. 

As a Atlanta Wedding Photographer I want to share a map of some historic wedding venues. North of Atlanta there is the historic downtown Roswell, where there are some of the best historic wedding venues in the United States. The main road going through town and most of the buildings have been untouched for over a hundred years.  It will take you back in time and give your wedding a touch of grandeur.