Mallory + Nate | Dunes West Wedding | Charleston Wedding Photographer
I am so excited to be sharing this beautiful wedding with you! Mallory and Nate are so dear to me and their wedding was beautiful from beginning to finish. I met these guys last year when I shot their Engagement session. The day ended with one of the most gorgeous sunsets I've ever seen. It was pretty overcast throughout the day, then all of a sudden the clouds parted and God shined his gorgeous golden light! I love the photo of Mallory and Nate looking out into the sunset. It wasn't a planned moment, I just think they were taking a second to truly appreciate the beauty of their wedding day...And blame it on my pregnancy hormones, but I was in tears during their "first look"! The emotion and look on their faces sum it up perfectly...I am such a big fan of "first looks"! Congratulations Mallory and Nate! I am so blessed to have been a part of your perfect wedding day. Here is to a wonderful and very blessed marriage!
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