In a quiet little town in North Georgia, in a quite little campsite, we brought the noise. The reception of Hannah and Cam’s wedding was sure to be a rocking good time into the wee hours of the morning. But first there needed to be a wedding ceremony. The weather gave us dark clouds rolling in full of rain, which came down minutes before the wedding start time. Guests were arriving with umbrellas in one hand and homemade food in the other. Cam mingled with family and friends under the cover of the open pavilion, While Hannah waited patiently in her rented RV across the field. Around 7:30, thirty minutes late, the rain stopped and the clouds cleared. We had a small window to get this wedding done without getting soaked. The guests found there places as the bridal party filled into position. Hannah emerged from the RV led by her father, down a hill and across the field. Cam waited with a huge smile on his face as he saw his bride for the first time. The ceremony was very quick, with an exchange of rings, some quick vows and a quick first kiss. Everything that happened afterwords was pure partying and fun. The weather stayed clear, cool, and perfect for eating and dancing all night long.

All the bouquets, were handmade by the girls, from picked wild flowers on Hannah’s property. All the food was brought by family and friends with the cake being made by her sister. The signs around the campsite were made by her dad. It was wonderful to see such a group of close friends and family who really love each other on a deep level. The small town mentality really shined through here. I had a blast shooting it and being part of the party. I want to also thank Wade Collins for shooting with me and doing some fantastic work.