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Evie and Michael got married with a Huntsville Catholic Wedding on the most beautiful warm June day at Holy Spirit Catholic church. It was such a joy to photograph their beautiful sacrament day and celebrate with all their friends and family. This couple is loved on by such an amazing community. Our team was honored […]
One of my favorite parts of this job is getting to explore different cities in the Southeast, photograph beautiful weddings in beautiful churches, and working with couples who are super fun. Mary and Nick’s Catholic wedding in St. Augustine, Florida hit ALL these marks and was a Spring 2025 highlight for MOP.
Kimberly and Shane’s traditional Catholic wedding at St. Mary’s in Nashville was one of the most inspiring weddings MOP photographed this Spring.
Their wedding was the definition of simple, elegant, and focused on all the right things: Christ, each other, and spending time with close loved ones.
Dayton, Ohio has become such a special city to me this year so it was very exciting to get back for Nick and Julia’s wedding at Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church downtown. This wedding is such a great example of prioritizing what truly matters to you. Julia’s Catholic faith and Nick’s dedication to his family shown through this whole day.
Small weddings are simply the best. So often I hear from my couples that they are keeping things low-key and intimate and they always say it to me with a little bit of hesitation. Let me tell you, I get so excited for them! I could probably write a whole blog post just on the joys of an intimate wedding but I’ll leave it at that and introduce the Cabreras! Fez and Cheyenne had their sweet convalidation ceremony on a lovely February afternoon at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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