Tracy & Steve {Sullivan's Island, SC Wedding}
This love story could be one right out of a romantic movie. Tracy and Steve met at Starbucks. Tracy was a barista and Steve admittedly hates coffee ( blasphemy! ;) ). He did have one good reason to keep coming back to order a white peppermint mocha, though...Steve kept coming back and eventually got Tracy's number and the rest is beautiful romance history! They got married in late July in front of close friends and family on Sullivan's Island. I honestly just felt like part of the family the whole day. It was so comfortable, laid back and just plain wonderful! Thank you Steve and Tracy for including me on your beautiful wedding day. Congratulations!!
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