Dannette and Ashtin a Cullman Alabama Wedding

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This past weekend was the wedding of Dannette and Ashtin Bivins at Stone Bridge Farm in Cullman, Alabama. The sun was shining, the temperature was just right, and the setting was beautiful. Add in a wonderful, fun, and creative couple, and you will have the perfect recipe for a great day on the job! If you haven't checked out Stone Bridge Farm I highly recommend it. Ron Faust and his team have put together a great venue and do a great job in helping to make sure everything goes smoothly. On the day of the wedding they turn over their house to the Bridal party. The house is a great setting in it's own right and then you have the pond, and the gazebo, and the chapel, and the reception hall! Dannette and Ashtin were quite simply a blast! They are so very expressive, outgoing, and very much in love. Between them and the entire bridal party it was almost hard for me to take picture through the laughter and smiles. Kelly and I had just a great time working with them, their friends, and family. Here are some preview images while I work on the rest. I will post an update when the rest are online and ready to view!

 

Love the shoes!

 

Dannette loves shoes and Ashtin loves games. The guys had a pretty cool setup to pass the time before the wedding.

 

Rachel, Maid of Honor, works on her toast. I have rarely seen this much devotion!

  

The light inside the chapel at Stone Bridge Farm was AMAZING!

 

Ashtin had two cakes, this one which was unconventional on the outside and chocolate on the inside, and a second one that was maple and bacon! I have never had a maple bacon cake before and if you haven't tried it go to Dreamcakes Bakery in Homewood to try the cup cake version!

 

I'll say that I'm pretty happy with this one if I do say so myself. After the reception Dannette and Ashtin were leaving to a tunnel of sparklers.I knew there would be come left over and this is exactly why I keep a tripod in the trunk. The picture took 3 full seconds to expose while the letters were written in the air. Everyone did great and it came together perfectly. This was all done in camera there was no photoshop at all!