I met Halle in college at Shenandoah University! Two friends and I were walking in one of the administration buildings and we spotted her from behind. We could tell by the way she walks that she was a dancer, so we flagged her down and introduced ourselves!
Halle is one of the few people I’ve met in this life that is unequivocally herself. She is never afraid to advocate for herself and she is always trying to do the right thing for herself and others. I knew that the man she ended up with would have to be just as wonderful! Let me tell you… Ben did NOT disappoint!
Ben is in the military and he serves Halle and their relationship just as loyally as he serves our country. It takes a very specific kind of person to be a military spouse and Halle is more than up to the challenge, but Halle made a point in her vows that I hadn’t ever really considered. It also takes a very special kind of person to be the spouse of somebody in the arts.
Being in the arts can be uncertain and the people who choose to dedicate their lives to the arts have to be patient and hard working. The people who choose to dedicate their lives to a person in the arts have to be equally patient and they might not always understand why artists stick it out when the payout (financial or emotional) isn’t coming in quickly enough… it’s called PASSION. Ben and Halle are both dedicated to each other and their passions. I have no doubt in my mind that their marriage is going to continue to bring out the best versions of themselves!
Congratulations, Mr. & Mrs. Clark!
Atlanta History Center Wedding – Swan House Wedding The Atlanta History Center and its iconic Swan House are the pinnacle of wedding envy for brides & vendors around the South East. This venue has been on my bucket list since I started in the wedding industry. When you combine a gorgeous background and a couple […]
Social media was a true gift when it led Courtney to my Instagram! This NYC Central Park engagement session is among one of my favorite sessions of all time. I always jump at the chance to shoot in NYC, so when Courtney reached out to see if I could come up for their Upper East […]
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The photos from Annie & Zach’s Serenbe Engagement Session are a photographer’s dream. I met this sweet couple through one of my favorite wedding planners – Linda Kelly of Sweet Magnolia Wedding & Events Management. I’m so excited to be working with her again! These two met me at The Inn at Serenbe just outside […]
Le Bon Nosh Engagement – If you’re like me, you love finding new restaurants in your area. When Le Bon Nosh hit the scene, the allure of good food and impeccably designed atmosphere were calling to me. So when Hannah & Evan mentioned that they were interested in maybe taking their engagement photos at a […]
Dreaming of an enchanting wedding amidst industrial charm and vibrant greenery? Look no further as we unfold the mesmerizing tale of [Couple’s Names]’s unforgettable industrial garden wedding at the iconic Bishop Station in Atlanta, Georgia. Bishop Station: Melding Industrial Edge with Garden Splendor Nestled in the heart of Atlanta, Bishop Station provided the perfect canvas […]
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The Inn at Serenbe Engagement Session – As if Audrey & Bennet’s Serenbe engagement session wasn’t perfect enough being at Serenbe, they made it even better by bringing their two sweet pups! I thought this post would be a great time to discuss how to include your furry friends in your session the right way! […]
