Posts Tagged: NC Wedding
{kristen + dustin} wedding pictures in wilkes county | creative photography
Our first wedding of 2011 belongs to Kristen and Dustin. After some fear over the weather and devastating tornadoes in other parts of North Carolina it turned out to be beautiful April weather in Wilkes County for these two to say “I Do”. It was a simple country wedding church ceremony and reception with lots of attention and time spent on the details. We will let this sample of their wedding pictures tell the story. Congratulations to Kristen and Dustin!
As we mentioned in our earlier sneak peek blog post, Dustin loves his job as a Fireman at the Wilkesboro station and we were more than happy to incorporate that into our photos.
Be sure to view more of their wedding photos as well as many others on the Pixels On Paper website.
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sneak peek {kristen + dustin} country wedding pictures in wilkes county | creative photography
Here is just a sneak peek of the wedding pictures we are currently working on from a high country NC wedding in Wilkes County this past weekend. Keep watching the blog for the full post next week! In the meantime check out our other wedding pictures on our website at www.pixelsonpaper.net.
Dustin is a fireman with the Wilkesboro fire department. It is a part of what makes him who he is and who they are. It was no coincidence that he had his helmet with him on the wedding day and we were thrilled to incorporate it into their photos.
Kristen, those eyes and that smile say it all! Congratulations to the newlyweds!
{Meghan + Jeremy } = chapel hill | UNC | engagement pictures
Our first trip to Chapel Hill and the UNC campus was no less than breath-taking. And not just because of how beautiful the Tar Heel campus is during the Spring but mostly because of the gorgeous couple that we photographed. Meghan and Jeremy met and graduated from UNC and couldn’t imagine having their engagement photos taken anywhere else. So of course we travel!
These two endured an unusually long session as we dodged huge groups of visiting freshmen and mobs of traffic and pedestrians on Franklin street. But the final shots made it all worth while.
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