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W+R | MT PISGAH WEDDING

I have way too many words for this little family. Meeting through mutual client-friends, it’s been years of portraits, baby bumps, newborns, family sessions, just-because-just-for-mom-sessions, and now the engagement into the wedding. Rain is our theme, apparently. Rain and love.

I’ve gotten to know them both pretty well over the years, and their daughter is every bit as amazing as they are. Having been enthusiastically welcomed into their home (by the dog), and into their lives (by the humans), it has me thinking… This job can be such an honor. I don’t know how long I will get to do this for a living, but I’m going to make the most of it, for as long as possible. Documenting life for people is fulfilling in a way I never could have imagined when I started playing with a camera for the first time.

Sally Mann first inspired me to photograph people in an art-meets-documentary sort of way. Informed by art, for sure, but less about art, and more about humanity. She also said, “I wish I could be a better writer, but writing is so difficult. I get seduced by visual aesthetics. Because I just like making beautiful pictures, sometimes I wander away from making a clear statement.” I’ll leave this post right there.

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    SIENNA + EVAN | SPENCER’S BUTTE WEDDING

    Keep the intimate weddings coming, that’s what I say. If I had any control over it, I would probably do a 50/50 mix of big weddings and elopements, not only to keep things fresh, but also to sneak a few hikes a year in. It just so happens that I had been craving a good winter adventure. The snow fight… the purple hair… the good friend who went out of her way to replace the hair girl last minute… the 3 pair of tights, socks, and built-in bloomers to combat the cold… Sienna’s emotion when putting on the dress that she made herself… the locket with her grandfather who passed away days before the wedding… the fog… the windy freezing fog… the gloriously tempestuous freezing fog. So much I will remember about this one.

    Sienna and Evan love the outdoors and wanted a small ceremony/elopement during the winter, and I’m pretty sure they got exactly what they wanted. So did I. New Year, new life. CONGRATS!

     

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    • Mackenzie BehrleWow! This wedding was awesome and so was the photography! I love it.

    • Nikki HoffThis is awesome 🙂

    • Tori Lee CarlsonOkay Jay. SERIOUSLY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?

    • Rosa Freyummmmazzzzzing, jay!

    • Bethany GilbertsonHow on EARTH are there no comments on this incredible, amazing post?
      Jay, I’m freaking out. These images are breath taking. You set the
      bar so high, sir. Thank you for always being inspiring.

      I will be honest, my heart hurts thinking about the missed opportunity
      of you shooting our wedding. I smile knowing that your couples
      receive the BEST imagery and will cherish them forever.

      Bravo. Well done. End scene.

    • jayeadsthanks homegirl. i’ll always be sad i couldn’t make noth weddings work, but such is life 🙂 i enjoyed looking at your photos!!! yes, i wished i was there, but you guys looked amazing.

    • Patty Diaz-Andradethe rocks, the bride and groom, everything is just majestic. you feel like you’re in an episode of “once upon a time!” Congrats to the great couple! Great work, as always, Jay!

    • Tina GuyWhat A Beautiful Wedding!!! Love And Smiles In EveryMoment Captured 😉 Congrats!!

    • Jamie BaronSo incredible… This one got me, for some reason. Maybe the intimacy of it. And then the surreal fog. There’s always that… Bravo.

    • Kassidy Renee PaigeThe second half of this set is on a completely different level. You’re a constant inspiration jay!

    • ReneeWow, this wedding was absolutely amazing! My fiance and I are hoping to do something very similar to this, but are planning it from out of Country, would you be able to tell me where this wedding took place?

    • jayeadsHEY RENEE! I will email you details.

     

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