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What a gorgeous bride and beautiful wedding! That gown is to die for!!
ReplyDeletei like the old style of the photography. sometimes all the funky filters/ photoshopped colors get a little old.
ReplyDeleteI loved the photography, too! It seemed like the perfect compliment to the wedding's aesthetic.
ReplyDeleteShe is SO, so beautiful. I sure do love the South, although I've only recently come to realize that. I often felt a bit out of place growing up in southern Louisiana and Alabama, but there is so much culture and history! Anyway, gorrrrgeous couple, gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteGrowing up in NJ, I thought my college in Baltimore was S.O.U.T.H.
ReplyDeleteHell, we were below the Mason-Dixon, and Baltimore was the last major city in the US to be integrated. And then I started dating a Texas boy...
But I've come to love the South. I feel a certain nostalgia for it that's utterly inappropriate.