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Lena+Harold chose to celebrate their marriage in December and for their wedding ceremony, they undoubtedly went with Ocean Springs Assembly, that had a special meaning for Harold as this was the church he attends regularly. Holiday lights, candles, fresh evergreen branches, sliced wood slabs for centerpieces nicely mixed with rich burgundy pop of color – ideal combination for this winter wedding.

As they got engaged at the Pensacola Grand Hotel, without a doubt Megan+Daniel wanted to celebrate their wedding there as well. Its grand lobby with the grand piano, authentic antique furniture, grand staircase – everything in this historic downtown Pensacola hotel was beautiful and just perfect for Megan+Daniel’s elegant black and silver wedding!

We loved photographing Ashley+Hill's Pensacola Waterfront Wedding. Here is their story and a few highlights from their Big Day.

Michelle+Brent met in high school, years later life brought them back together. They wanted a rustic barn wedding and Ates Ranch Wedding Barn was perfect!

Desireé+Delaine wanted to get married on the beach and chose Pensacola Beach for their destination wedding. A privately rented huge vacation house with stunning views of the water and beach decor was a perfect place to celebrate the couple's union. Friends and family helped the couple to set-up ocean blue and beach themed wedding decorations as well as glowing bistro lights above the pool in the large sandy backyard. Desireé is such a gorgeous bride, but especially her stunning blue eyes that resembled the color of the ocean!

For their downtown Pensacola wedding venue, Kerri+Cody chose St. Christopher's Episcopal Church. This place is very sentimental and means a lot to both the Bride and Groom's families. The Bride's grandpa's ashes were spread in the Memorial Garden of the church and the Groom's family has been attending it for many years.

When Sam reached out to me interested to discuss details about his wedding, I thought both him and his fiance will come to consultation. But, come to find out his fiance Jamie was in Daytona Beach training to be a commercial pilot so Sam took charge of planning their northwest country club wedding. I didn't have the opportunity to meet the bride until the wedding day! This was the first time this has ever happened to me!

Saori and Trevor's Japanese-American multicultural wedding was a fusion of Japanese and American cultures. They started with a Japanese ceremony that featured traditions such as beautiful kimonos and a tea ceremony. They also had traditional Taiko performers that did an amazing job dancing, playing drums and other instruments. After the ceremony, the Bride changed into a white wedding dress and veil for an American reception.

Melinda and Deon became friends while they attended East Brent Baptist Church together. They have so much in common, from the love for their families to their devotion to the church that over time their friendship grew into love. They had a very intimate wedding surrounded by family and friends.