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Charleston Bridal Session | Charleston Wedding Photographer

At the end of March I headed to Charleston to do a styled shoot at The Mills House. One part of the styled shoot was a bridal session in the streets of Historic downtown Charleston. It was an incredibly beautiful afternoon and I had a lot of fun documenting these images!! What was super fun is that I really was able to step back and capture this shoot a little differently than I have done with bridal portraits in the past. I didn’t realize how much I had needed to step outside of the box and do something a little differently until I was editing these!! Super excited to share a few of my favorites from this session!!

Host: adorn collective workshops
Creative Director: whimsically wed
Beauty: dark hearts makeup
Editorial Wedding Gown: robert bullock bride
Floral Design: brushed by bec. florals
Jewelry: eden luxe bridal

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KENDRA
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I photographed a wedding at a private estate two years ago where hair and makeup ran behind. We went from having an hour and a half for all of the portraits to having thirty minutes, and that thirty minutes still had to cover the bride and groom, the wedding party, and both families. While we […]