Ashlyn and Matt’s engagement session in Madison, Georgia took place at a very special location to me: my backyard! I loved the way the light shone through the winter trees with the first hint of spring growth. Despite being a cold February day, the warmth of the sun and their love really glows.

Kelly and David’s engagement session at the Mill Creek Pond in Alpharetta was a spring dream. And not just because their precious pups kept stealing the show! We chose this venue because it’s a hidden gem and didn’t want to fight the crowds. The mixture of the greenery, the columns, and the stone arch bridge over the pond created an enchanted atmosphere that I just love!

Brooke & JT’s Avenue of the Oaks engagement session had the dreamiest lighting. Despite living in Atlanta, the couple decided they wanted to do a day-trip destination location for these pictures. Needless to say, as we drove from stormy Atlanta to the sun-washed coast, it felt like we made the right decision!

Caroline and I met up about six weeks out from her wedding for this session at their venue. While wedding days are genuinely important days, a lot of moments can get lost in the schedule and hectic nature of the day. Having this time set aside to capture Caroline’s beauty outside of the stress of the Big Day? I think the photos speak for themselves in how important this can be. She was stunning.

Today I’m bringing you Alyssa and Josh’s Barrington Hall engagement session. This historic house is right in the heart of downtown Roswell. I love the pop of color that the teal shutters add to the photos. We wandered the gardens around the house, enjoying the beautiful fall weather and the late blooming flowers. I’ve shot a wedding at another historic house in Roswell, Ivy Hall, and I’m starting to love all these homes. Almost as much as I love my couples!