This is a story that I wouldn’t even know where to begin if I tried. I could start by revisiting my Florida State University days, when my husband and I first fell in love and met an incredible family at our church. I could tell you how the Chason’s have 8 children and how some of them were in the youth group where Rahul served as the associate and how some were in the children’s ministry, where I was the intern. I could probably even pull out some old photographs, but I’m not much for embarrassing myself! The bottom line though, is that we loved them all very much and were able to be a unique part of their lives- a part that we still treasure to this day.

But, although the past is precious and the memories rich, the story must go on…

Months ago, Kristina emailed me to share that she was living in the area and was engaged. She wanted me to capture her special day and for Rahul to be involved as well. Turns out, he had the opportunity to lead Kristina and Clayton in their pre-marital counseling and I had the honor of being a small part of that time too.

It was precious. Words simply couldn’t explain the things that happened during that time and should I try to type them all here, I would run out of space. One thing rings true- God rocked it! It was beyond humbling to see Him move in such powerful ways.

All that to say, I knew going into this wedding that I was clearly more emotionally tied to the couple than at any other wedding I’ve ever captured. I warned Sarah, my second shooter and cousin, that she may have to step in, if the tears took over… but alas, I survived!

Kristina and Clayton got married in Tallahassee, as you probably already figured out, one of my favorite places of all time. They selected the lovely and charming Goodwood Museum for their special day. It was perfect, which seemed to me, quite fitting for this beautiful new beginning!

Ok, enough of me, it’s time for the pictures- well, it’s time for some of the pictures! There are so many I want to share, I’m having to split the blog post up for this special couple! You see, Kristina has impeccable taste and it was displayed in every part of this day. We’re talking dreamy details for a photographer!!

Kristina’s dress was incredible!

Kristina’s shoes were equally as stylish and if you’ve been following this blog for very long, you already know I have a thing for this particular detail during any session! It just so happens that Sarah felt the same way about this pair of heels- so I introduce you to one gorgeous pair of Gianni Bini’s!

While I was shooting the shoes, Kristina’s youngest brother tagged along. He was fascinated by the old car and I couldn’t help but to document his curiosity! 

Love this one of Sarah’s!

I wanted to capture some of the natural charm of the property and hanging these beauties near all the leaves just seemed like the perfect way to do it! 

The girl’s got ready in the Carriage House. What a fun and glamorous room!

Annie Agarwal Photography now offers make up services?! Ok, just kidding- but Sarah was the perfect pair of steady hands  to help with eye liner. So glad you were with me girl! 

Slipping into the gorgeous dress! The perfect accessory for such a stunning bride! 

Clayton chose a fabulous suit for the big day. I am such a fan of this style for the guys and the tie just sealed the deal!

Sarah ran over to capture the guys getting ready for a few minutes. I love the emotion she documented! For the record, there was a huge television in the corner, with a video game system hooked up… yes, Clayton’s groomsmen thought of everything!

As many of you know, I’m also a HUGE fan of the first look. There is something so special about the bride and groom seeing one another before the ceremony. In fact, every couple that’s made this decision has come back to me and shared that it was their favorite part of the day! Friends, Clayton and Kristina defined why the first look was invented:

Kristina’s mom and little sister walking her down to Clayton.

This might be one of my faves from the day (one of like a million)!! Clayton was waiting so patiently while we got Kristina in place. Right before the big moment her mom ran back over for a last minute kiss. This moment couldn’t be more perfect! 

That is one happy man!

Whew, talk about a teaser! More of the lovely Mr. and Mrs. Gledhill coming soon!

Ah, what a wonderful weekend! It started out with this:

and it ended with this:

Yep, I’m still smiling and can’t wait to share lots more!

The last time you saw Heath and Amber, they were exploring the city together for their awesome engagement session. Finally, their big day arrived! I met up with the bride and her maid of honor to begin the wedding day festivities. Watching Amber get ready was so touching and her gentle reflections of her life leading up to Heath were profound. I always count moments like these as an honor. As the bride anticipates marrying her groom, there is always such a sweet glow. Amber was certainly no different!

Amber had some adoring fans…

This image is so very precious. Rebecca not only made Amber’s dress, but has also served as one of her many “mothers.” The interaction and emotion between them in this moment speaks volumes.

I believe Heath and Amber would both agree. Prayer is Power.

The lovely dress hand made for Amber.

As I walked around the church looking for something special to do with Heath and Amber’s rings the offering plate caught my eye. I immediately thought about the symbolism of marriage as an offering of your self to another. I couldn’t think of any image that would speak more clearly of that commitment than this.

Anyone who knows Heath, is familiar with this Bible. Well worn and used often, he carries it in his pocket wherever he goes. Yes, even in his wedding day tux. And, yes, more symbolism. I love it. Thanks to my awesome hubby for snagging this shot.

I love this shot of Amber’s brother watching Heath!

Isn’t she stunning?

Heath and Amber’s ceremony had several unique and touching moments. Above, you’ll see that they had just completed a symbolic act of uniting 3 separate containers full of stones into one; symbolizing their individual lives coming together with the power and foundation of Christ. Then below, a special candle was incorporated into the ceremony in honor of Amber’s mother.

Heath also played his guitar and sang a song he wrote for Amber. Talent must run in the family because Heath’s dad also sang during the service! What a beautiful testimony to their love for one another and the Lord.

The new Mr. and Mrs. Crittenden!

Finally, a few moments from the reception.

First dance…

Love the movement in her dress!

Dancing with her Dad

Speeches and a poem written by the Maid of Honor…

What an adorable favor! Heath bars and Amber sugar crystals.

Congratulations Heath and Amber. It was an honor spending the day capturing your love for one another. May you continue to trust in the Lord as you embark on this new adventure and may your adoration for one another multiply with every passing day.

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Bride’s Dress: Rebecca Cook; Groom’s Tux: Men’s Warehouse; Hair: Debbie Markham at European Hair Designs of Plant City; Makeup: Rebecca Cook; Florals: Susan Sellers; Cake: Barbara Revels; Ceremony: Belmont Baptist Church; Reception: USF Baptist Collegiate Ministries

You might remember the lovely Melissa and her sweetheart Wakefield from their downtown engagement session. You might also recall that Melissa attended one of the first Bible Studies I ever led when we moved to the area. Those two simple facts assured me that it was going to be an incredible day for a super special lady; and also that I’d be even more emotional than ever! Yes, I’m the photographer that needs to carry tissues with her for the ceremony and the first dances!

Melissa started her day off in a room with a view…quite literally! She was able to catch a glimpse of her ceremony location, Bok Tower, all morning long.

Melissa selected warm, rich jewel tones for her wedding. The colors complimented her so well, as you’ll soon see!

A little ring fun as always!

Melissa’s something old was this beautiful gold grape cluster that has been worn by her groom’s family 6 times during wedding celebrations. I LOVE the box! 

This is a little like “Where’s Waldo?” but can you spot the stunning bride getting ready in this image?

Oh Melissa, you were radiant!

Once Melissa was in her gown, I headed over to hang out with the guys for a little bit. 

I am loving this little guy! 

Check out the posing going on here. Seriously, these two ring bearers were precious!

Kyle, this is for you… He presented Wakefield with Titanium cuff-links. 

We tucked the guys away and whisked the girls out for about 10 minutes before Melissa walked down the aisle!

The lovely sisters.

The girls rode on golf carts up to the ceremony site. Here was Melissa catching her first glimpse of her big day.

I love these next two… the bridal party waiting for their cue, standing on what is a hill – in Florida!! Proof that we have a little elevation. Next, Courtney and little Isabelle walking down the aisle. So precious!

One of my favorite ceremony shots of the day. Wakefield and Melissa had just lit the unity candle and if my “mouth reading” serves me correctly, through the lens of my camera nonetheless, Wakefield asked Melissa if they could pray… and they did. What a beautiful moment!

Then they released birds…I would say this is pretty brave to actually hold them on your wedding day- but it was so Wakefield and Melissa!

Not to mention, it made for a great shot too!

If you’ve read this blog before, you know I always keep an eye out for the groom fiddling with his ring. It seems to happen soon after the ceremony, as they get used to the “feeling” of being a husband! Wakefield did not disappoint, in fact, he did something I’ve never seen a groom do before. He started showing it off to the bridal party. I love it!

A few shots of the new Mr. and Mrs. before the reception got underway. I love how Melissa’s joy just spills out of these images.

The reception was held in an old church, which now houses the Lake Wales Art Center. It was stunning!

The first dance…

…and the fabulous cake!

Isn’t this place fabulous?? 

Lots of great dancing! I especially love this one of Carolyn, a bridesmaid, who also happened to lead a Bible Study with my brother at the FSU BCM.  What a small world right? Of course, you know I’ll sneak in a shout out to the garnet and gold whenever I can! 

Melissa’s expression is priceless and that bouquet got some serious air!

The bride and groom off to their honeymoon…so everyone thought!

Actually, they just circled the block a few times and came back for couple shots. Since they didn’t want to have a first look before the ceremony and they also didn’t want to miss out on the beginning of their reception; this bride and groom came up with their own solution. Pictures after the guests were gone! We started off this “newlywed session” at the Art Center. 

They had a fabulous and unique exhibit…tons of color and lots of glass!

Then we headed down town.

Love these two so much!

The perfect picture to end the post! It came by request of the bride and the sun cooperated divinely! 

Congratulations Melissa and Wakefield! It has been an honor getting to know you over the last several years and to watch you exchange your vows was just the icing on the cake! I pray God’s richest blessings over your marriage, as you seek to honor Him in all you do.

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Bride’s Dress: Oleg Cassini at David’s Bridal; Groom’s Tux: Calvin Klein at Diana’s Bridal; Hair and Makeup: Kylelynn; Florals: Abercrombie’s Flower Market; Cake: Tres Jolie Cakes; Ceremony: Bok Tower Gardens; Reception: Lake Wales Art Center

Ah, vacation has ended and it’s back to work! Here’s a sneak of what I’m working on right now. Just wanted to share a little something for the new Mr. and Mrs.!

I loved this wedding. No, I LOVED this wedding! There was something so sweet and sincere about the entire day. The love amongst these families joining together was displayed in countless actions, hugs, tears and smiles. I’m not sure that words could actually convey how full my heart was watching this marriage begin right before my eyes; but maybe the images below can. What an honor!

Meg started the day with the breakfast of champions… well, kinda!

Then it was on to getting ready. Kerry Sue did such a fabulous job with Meg’s hair and kept us right on track with time…such a huge blessing to a photographer!

This image of Meg’s grandmother is one of my favorites from the morning.

Meg’s dress looked so beautiful blowing in the wind!

I could have taken pictures of these “Bloom” shoes all day long! Aren’t they awesome!? They were the perfect touch to Meg and Daniel’s garden inspired wedding.

One of my new favorite ring shots.

Meg and Daniel decided to do a “First Look,” which gave us the opportunity to spend extra time with both them, their families and their bridal party! I always highly suggest this, because it not only helps with the flow and stress of the day, but it’s also a super precious moment between the bride and groom that you otherwise don’t get to see in it’s fullness. I still remember my “First Look” with Rahul and cherish those sweet minutes as some of the best of our wedding day.  I’m pretty sure I’ll always remember Meg and Daniel’s too. I was so touched by their gentle demeanor with one another. I was literally shooting through tears and then saw that my mom, my second shooter for the day, was crying as well! EMOTION!!!

Check out these images below and you’ll see just what I’m talking about!

I couldn’t resist sharing these next two! The entire day,  we kept brushing love bugs off of Meg’s dress. I assured her that they could easily be removed in post production, but just for kicks, I left them in this one. 

Yes, I’ll admit it. I could photograph Meg all day! Isn’t she gorgeous? Can’t wait to schedule their newlywed session!

While I was spending time with the groomsmen, I glanced over and saw Meg, just like this. It is in fact, one of my favorite images of her from the day.

And here’s another favorite…

Yes, the groom was handsome and photogenic too! 

Love sweet love!

The lovely bride and her mom! (Sorry, forgot to post this one the first time around!)

Bubbles, such a fun way to exit the church!

Can’t wait for their wedding coming up in the Fall!

We were packing up to head over to the reception when I walked by the bridal room and saw Meg’s sister in law bustling up her train. Something about the lace just makes this image!

The groom’s parents watching during the first dance was just precious!

BEST groom and mom’s dance to date! Check out these smiles!

Perfect closing to the perfect day… a family prayer.

Check out Meg and Daniel’s wedding video below and be sure to take note of the awesome cake smashing, compliments of Daniel, the best man’s  ”ballad,” and some great chicken dancing!

Thank you Meg and Daniel for inviting me to be a part of your day. It was a joy to watch you become husband and wife. May you continue to walk this journey with deep devotion for one another and for the One who brought you together!

Brides’ Dress: David’s Bridal; Tuxes: Men’s Warehouse; Hair and Make-Up: Kerry Sue’s Salon; Flowers: Cooper’s Wayside Flowers; Cake: Favor Bakery

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You may remember Jenn and Josh from their awesome engagement session back in my hometown. They were so great in front of the camera that day and as I talked with them about the plans for their wedding, I knew it was going to be a wonderful celebration.

I met up with the beautiful bride at Kerry Sue’s Salon. Lovin the checkered floor!

While Jenn continued to get ready, I stole her dress for a few moments. You see, Jenn had based her wedding decor off of a Vera Bradley design called Hope Garden and Cat’s on Main, just one block over from the Salon, is the local place to be if you want to pick out something Vera! I couldn’t resist asking if we could use their incredible store for a cool dress image. Thank you Mrs. Elizabeth for providing such a great backdrop for Jenn’s stunning gown!

After Jenn slipped into her gown, we headed back out to Main Street. I love that Jenn chose to wear her boots for these images! They added such personality. 

Isn’t she stunning?

Before heading to the church, we stopped at a piece of property that was originally Jenn’s great, great grandparents. She requested this image, which is clearly one of my faves from the day!

Gorgeous.

First bride I’ve ever shot with a gun. (No pun intended!) 

Next it was on to the church. New Hope Baptist is actually the church I grew up in, so it’s always a treat to visit and recall the eternal impact the people there had on my life. The sky was perfect for this image!

Jenn slipped into her heels for the ceremony.

Beautiful flowers lined the pews.

Each of the bridesmaids wore these Vera Bradley necklaces, which were gifts from the bride. The center bead is the Hope Garden pattern.

An excited bride for sure, waiting to enter the sanctuary.

New Hope has recently remodeled and there is now a stunning staircase, which brides are choosing to walk down for their grand entrance. I thought the lighting was breathtaking as Jenn made her way to her father at the bottom.

The kiss!

This is probably my favorite image of the groom from the entire day! After the ceremony, I always seem to notice the groom turning the ring around on his finger. In this case, I was shooting Jenn with her parents, when I noticed Josh doing the same thing. Getting used to the ring, fiddling with it, staring at it- completely unaware of anything else. I had to document that moment and of course, I also had to share it with you!

‘The newlyweds…

Favorite couple shot from the day!

Stunning.

I couldn’t leave out a few ring images.

The introduction of the bride and groom at the reception. Another favorite from the day.

First dance, with some yummy golden light.

I love this one of Jenn and her dad dancing, as her mom and brother look on.

The cupcake cake, with flowers reminiscent of those in the Hope Garden pattern. 

Toast time!

Slickwilly, the band that keeps everyone on their feet! 

My favorite dancing picture. Ever!

And, to close out the post, one more of the bride and groom.

Thanks Josh and Jenn for trusting me to capture your special day. May peace and happiness fill your marriage.

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Jenn’s Dress: Charlotte Bridal Boutique,  Flowers: Gail Burnett; Cake: Publix Bakery; Ceremony: New Hope Baptist Church; Reception: Home of the Parents’ of the Bride

Kamay and Kenny had a lovely day planned for their wedding; and after their Ybor engagement session, I was so excited to spend time capturing more of their love for one another. Thank you Ciera for connecting me with this awesome couple!

Kamay’s dress and shoes were stunning.

I love this one of the girls hanging out . They were such a fun bunch!

The make-up artist getting ready.

This one of Kamay and her mom is just so sweet!

The gorgeous bride.

We could see the ceremony venue from the hotel window. Kamay kept an eye on things while she got ready.

If you’ve followed the blog for very long, you know how much I love ring shots! Check out this one- maybe my new favorite.

These are fun too…

Time to get ready!

Kenny has some serious style!

Groom favorite!

A tear perhaps, as Kenny spots his lovely bride for the first time?

Such a beautiful location on a bright and sunny day!

During the ceremony, Kamay and Kenny participated in a unique tradition, called the Tasting of the Four Elements. This ritual dramatizes the “Traditional” promise to love “for better or worse, for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health.” The four elements used are lemon, vinegar, cayenne pepper, and honey which represent the sour, the bitter, the hot, and the sweet times of marriage. It was truly a powerful illustration of the hard work that marriage takes, as well as the many blessings you’ll receive from it when you have a strong foundation. 

Kenny and Kamay had the best expressions during their ceremony! This is right after they were given permission to kiss! Then, they danced down the aisle as husband and wife. It was truly a joyous celebration!

A few moments with the bridal party

Followed by a little couple time

Then off to the reception! I love the reflection in this image.

Teatro on Seventh in Ybor was the location for Kenny and Kamay’s reception. It was a gorgeous choice!

They had a beautiful cake. Check out the detail work in those sugar flowers! Wow!!

Kenny and Kamay’s first dance was so sweet. 

The guests had a great time on the dance floor as well!

I loved this one of Kamay dancing with her brother, while Kenny danced with his mom.

One more of the diamond, this time with a little something from the candy bar. Probably my favorite ring shot from the day.

Congratulations Kamay and Kenny! Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your special day. It was an honor to be there, to celebrate and to watch as your love spoke volumes to all around. May God bless your marriage with many years of happiness!

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Kamay’s Dress: David’s Bridal Collection, Tuxes: Calvin Klein for Men’s Wearhouse; Flowers: Flowers by Yvonne; Cake: L’Artisan Cake Atelier; Ceremony: Tampa Convention Center; Reception: Teatro on 7th

I had the honor of capturing Rachel and Dan’s wedding through the referral of another bride that I shot in Orlando. It’s always so much fun to get together with friends of clients and of course to often have the opportunity to catch up with them since their wedding day as well. Thanks Leah (and Sarah, who referred Leah- ha!) for sending Rachel my way!

Dan and Rachel chose a charming location to tie the knot: Highland Manor. It was quite simply the perfect setting for their celebration.  

A few detail shots to start off their long awaited post!

I loved the details in this venue almost as much as I did the dress and the shoes!

The beautiful bride getting ready…

Lovin those eyelashes! Ladies, this is a great touch for your wedding day if you want to add some extra drama. (They also look awesome in the pictures too!!)

Couldn’t leave out the bridal party getting ready as well!

I adored the placement of this mirror, right by the blue tiled fireplace. When I saw Rachel looking at herself in her gown, I couldn’t resist! It’s one of my favorite images from the day.

As is this one!

Wait- and this one!

What’s a modern bride to do while she waits to walk down the aisle? Update her Facebook status of course!

Here’s that mirror again- this time, check out those rockin’ bridesmaids’ shoes!

A few more details. This time of the lovely bouquet. 

Right beside the house at Highland Manor is this charming chapel, where Rachel and Dan decided to have their ceremony. So simple, but so very beautiful!

These next 2 images happened seconds after the ceremony, when the bridal party was still making their way down the aisle. I liked them so much, I just had to share.

Here they are all together!

Yep, the bridesmaids wanted a jumping picture. I love the way it turned out. 

The stylish guys. 

And of course, the newlyweds!

Love these next few for sure!

Reception time!

Some of the table details. 

Rachel and Dan’s first dance.

Since they had an early wedding, the couple decided on a brunch for the reception. What a great idea! Complete with an omelet and pasta bar, guests enjoyed made to order specialties, along with yummy goodies like these too! 

I thought the emotion was so sweet in this image!

There was something so great about the glasses at this wedding! I captured the first one. My awesome second shooter (and cousin) Sarah captured the second.

And you know me- I always love a little time to play with the wedding rings!

Rachel and Dan gave each of their guests this cute little tin filled with candy. It seemed like the perfect spot to park their rings for a few shots as well!

Dancing and boy did they dance! 

Quite possibly my favorite bouquet toss picture of all time! Rachel was counting down!

The grand exit!

Congrats Rachel and Dan! Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of your special day. May God bless you with many, many years of happiness as you embark on this journey together.

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Ashley and Brian got married in Citrus Springs and my hubby and I left early in the morning to meet up with the beautiful bride at her grandmother’s salon! How fun to have your grandmother fix your hair for your wedding!

I love this one of Ashley’s mom watching… 3 generations in one image. 

The beautiful dress and accessories.

I love this image of Ashley’s mom helping her into the dress. It’s even more special when you hear the story! Ashley wanted to wear her mom’s gown, but in a unique way… she found a seamstress who took the original gown and created another masterpiece using all the original fabric and beading except for one small portion on the front.

This is a before and after of sorts! 

Ashley before the ceremony. 

While I was spending time with the girls, my hubby was hanging out with the guys. We had driven over to the location where they’d be and scoped out some fun photo opportunities. I knew Rahul was creative, but when I saw these I couldn’t have been more pleased! What a great, AWESOME second shooter! I love the symbolism of this image; as if Brian is just beginning a new journey, preparing to travel a new road. LOVE IT!

Rahul was able to draw out such genuine emotion!

These next two are my favorite groomsmen pictures of all time and my hubby took them!! I think he might be coming along a lot more often now!

Here’s another one of those happy surprises. I put the rings down on the sidewalk at Ashley’s house and noticed that the shadow nearly forms a heart. How sweet!

Getting ready for the ceremony. 

Ashley and her dad have such a sweet relationship. I think this image clearly shows their love for one another!

During the ceremony, Ashley and Brian had some of the most unique lighting I’ve ever seen. Most of the ceremony was nearly in the dark, with just a spotlight on them. Here’s one of them during a prayer that I just loved. 

Remember from their engagement session, there were some sweet little kisses on the cheek and some tender moments, as Ashley and Brian had committed to a relationship that honored God and kept them pure…. that’s why this single kiss symbolized so much! 

So from the beautiful sun flares, you’d never know that this was actually one of the coldest weddings I’ve ever shot! I’m not talking chilly, I’m talking FREEZING! By the time we packed up from our visit to this park, my fingers were literally numb and turning blue! It was insane. I have no idea how Ashley and her bridesmaids survived! 

You know you’ve been to a lot of receptions when you start hearing Beyonce’s Single Ladies in your dreams! Seriously! This picture just makes me start humming along all over again. 

Love the way they kept gazing at each other. 

One of my favorites of the newlyweds! Brian was talking to Ashley, whispering in her ear and this moment happened. I was lucky enough to have caught it!

This is my OFFICIAL favorite of Ashley and Brian. I would be getting this blown up for my living room!!

Reception time!

Special dances and a few details…

The bride and groom quickly changed into their TOMS during the reception. If you’ve never heard about this awesome company, you’ll want to check them out! This image comes just in time for “One Day Without Shoes,” which is tomorrow April 8th. Rahul and I have actually had the honor of hearing the founder of  TOMS speak live at a conference. Such a great business with a powerful message. Oh and engaged couples, they’ve even got some special shoes for you!

When a friend is overseas and you really want a picture with her on your wedding day, this is clearly what you should do!

A little fun on the dance floor! Check out the grandma pic- another favorite- she danced the night away!

[UPDATE] I’m not sure how this one didn’t make it into the original post!! I had to share this really cool detail though. One of the groomsmen created the bouquet that Ashley tossed… out of duct tape! Seriously! This might be the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. Warning: if you go this route, please through with caution, these petals aren’t as forgiving as the real deal. Awesome job Jacob! Interested in some for your own wedding- I have some connections. Just let me know!

Here’s one of those “the glasses are chiming again” moments. I love the way it feels like in the middle of all the celebration, they are totally alone!

The big exit! 

Thanks Ashley and Brian for inviting us to be a part of your special day. It was a joy getting to know your families and celebrating such a wonderful moment in your lives. May you continue to trust God to be the foundation of your marriage!

Blessings,

Annie

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