A few weeks ago, I shot a super fun boudoir session at the Capitol Hotel in Little Rock for a very sweet bride-to-be. She’s married now and her groom received his awesome Little Black Book, so I’m now free to share some of her images! Enjoy!
Yesterday I posted Chante and Daniel’s wedding details. Today it’s all about the in-between moments, the portraits, ceremony and reception. Enjoy!
Chante and Daniel decided to have a First Look. They were so glad they did! They both said they felt so relaxed afterwards and were thankful for those few quiet moments together. I love how happy Chante looks here!
And now for some portraits….
One last portrait at Curran Hall before they left the reception. I love this shot!
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You are so beautiful and so happy brings back good memories of grade school days.
Chante looks beautiful. So happy. Great pictures. God bless them. Terri
Chante and Daniel were married at St. Edwards Catholic Church in downtown Little Rock. They celebrated their marriage with family and friends at Curran Hall. It was a beautiful day with blue skies and big puffy white clouds. Chante and her team of vendors did an amazing job of creating a beautiful, relaxed and unique wedding. Tanarah is one of my all-time favorite floral designers to work with and I adore what she and her team created for Chante and Daniel’s day. I loved the bouquets, the vintage inspired details and old family photos. It was such a beautiful wedding and there were so many wonderful details that I decided to split their wedding post into two! Here are some of my favorite details from the day. The ceremony, portraits and other fun moments will be on the blog tomorrow!
Vendor Spotlight:
Florals and Event Design: Tanarah
Cupcakes and Cake: Blue Cake Company
Catering: Simply The Best
Reception Hall: Curran Hall
Day-of-Wedding-Coordination: Along For The Bride
DJ: Central Arkansas Entertainment
Gown: Low’s Bridal
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