It was a joy to photograph Kenzie and Jordan’s big day – No amount of rain could hold their spirits down! Also – I was all heart eyed of Kenzie’s bouquet ….

“Their story is beautiful and unique, and so was their wedding day…”

“I love how we work together in everything. I love how we communicate with compassion and patience; although that took a lot of time to smooth my rough edges. I love that you taught me how to trust a man with not only my heart, but with my life. You have a kindness that I’ve never experienced before, a kindness that has softened me and taught me more about how to look at the world from a different view. I always thought . . .”

– What was your favorite moment(s) of your wedding day? 

Scott: Christina’s walk down the aisle—everything from the anticipation, to hearing the wedding bell ring before the doors opened, to seeing her dad escort her to the alter. There were a lot of people in the chapel, but it felt like she was the only one in the room…and I think there’s a chance (*fingers crossed*) that she might say the same thing.

The wedding took place in January at Battle Mountain Farms, cozy with winter decor, and crisp with a chill blue sky. It was expected to rain all week leading up to the wedding day, but last minute – the weather forecast changed! It was our first time photographing at Battle Mountain Farms – and we cannot wait to go back! 

Hello friends! Today we’re sharing a wedding we got to shoot at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Downtown Franklin,  full of classic elegance and timeless style.