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Upstate I Do Wedding | Wyche Pavilion

Last September (yes I’ve been a little slow in posting these… and I don’t know why because y’all this reception design was AMAZING!!!) Upstate I Do reached out to me to see if I was available oen Saturday to come in and photograph strictly for their portfolio at a wedding they were doing.  Y’all I was soo honored!! As a wedding photographer I may get 30 minutes if I’m lucky with reception details and no guests.. usually it’s like 2 minutes 🙂 …. so to get to go in and photograph strictly reception details for 2 hours was SOOOOO fun!!  The details & florals were incredible and I still smile when I think about this opportunity I had to shoot for Upstate I do!!!  Ali & Bri, thank y’all so much for asking me to do this for y’all!!! 

Event Planner: Bri Sizemore and Allie Barham at Upstate I Do

Photographer (reception details): Kendra Martin Photography for I Do

Venue: Larkin’s Wyche Pavilion

Floral Designer: Kate Asire Flowers

Caterer: Larkin’s

Wedding Cake: Couture Cakes

Invitation Designer: Bespoke Designs

Rentals: Professional Party Rentals, Industry Event Rentals, Berbank Events, and La Tavola Linens

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