Family Fun before the Big Wedding!

I had the privilege to photograph this wonderful family a few days before a beautiful wedding took place in Dahlonega, Georgia. There was a mixture of youngster grandkids, parents, grandparentes, and family members who travelled as far as Italy, who were all excited to celebrate the marriage of Aynsley Simpson and Tate Girardeau. Enjoy the pictures!

It never fails, my personal favorites are always the ones with grandkids and grandparents

My husband was in the wedding, so I thought it would be fun to get a few snaps at the rehearsal while they were busy practicing. The wedding took place at the Monteluce vineyards. I was blown away at the beautiful setting! They made the perfect choice to say their vows in such a gorgeous setting and have their guests stay in such a great location. We took advantage of being in the mountains and hiked to the Amicalola Falls, tasted the delicious local wine, and soaked in the beautiful mountain views.

The bride and her father

I love what's going on in this candid

The groom and his groomsmen

The bride and her sisters and mother

It was fun to capture Tate so relaxed, playing with the little ones and making them giggle. Both the bride and groom seemed very at ease, no nerves, and just enjoyed each moment. I think this is always a great thing! :)

Congratulations Tate & Aynsley! I wish you both lots of happiness and love!

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