April 17, 2020

Alabama Photographer / New Year’s Eve Wedding / Kelsie and John

Kelsie and John’s wedding had such a creative flare. I really loved all the personal touches and the décor, some of which I hadn’t seen before. Even Kelsie’s bouquet was handmade. It wasn’t your typical floral bouquet; it was constructed from wild growth around their farm. Kelsie and John have a farm called Coosa Fancy Heritage Farm. I’ll let their words describe it because I couldn’t have said it any better. “We grow heirloom produce and happy pasture/wood raised heritage hogs with too many dogs in central Alabama. All Natural. All Good.”

Their wedding was in a historic schoolhouse. It had special meaning to John’s family; a family member taught school there. It has been a long standing and loved historic structure in Rockford, Alabama. Kelsie and John wanted their wedding to be different, not following a common script. I was pretty excited to find that out.

As you scroll, don’t miss the decorative dried orange slices-so colorful and unique! Every little detail was very fitting and so fun to photograph. This was a very, very good day. Did I mention their wedding was on New Year’s Eve? It was very important to them to have a fun gathering of friends and family and a really good party at the end of the evening. Instead of a DJ or band, they had a group of friends bring a turn table and crates of their favorite albums. It was one of the most interesting weddings I’ve ever had the pleasure of photographing. I am grateful for clients like Kelsie and John and know there are many more open-minded, creative folks who want someone like Bang Images to document their day. Maybe that’s you!

You can view Kelsie and John’s engagement session here. If you’d like to see more weddings on the blog, please take a look.

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Second Shooter: Andi Rice of Andi Rice Mediaworks

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