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Meg & Earl worked very hard planning each and every detail of their special day. The acorns have a very special meaning and the theme were used throughout their wedding. There were acorns used in her bouquet as well as their cake. Meg even sang some beautiful songs to her guests at the reception, including one of my favorites, “No Rain.” They escaped through a cloud of bubbles, singing all the way through. It was a lovely, lovely day! Thank you Meg & Earl for choosing me as your photographer!

Meg’s story of the acorn’s significance in their courtship…

“One of Earl’s best friends has a house on St. George Island.  Actually, Ronda is a female and she was not at the wedding.  When Earl first told her he was dating a girl from West Virginia, Ronda’s first question was whether I had all my teeth!  (She’s allowed to ask that only because she’s from West Virginia as well).  On my first trip to her beach house, I was a little nervous to meet Ronda for the first time.  Earl asked Ronda what she thought of me.  “Even a blind hog can find an acorn every once in a while,” was Ronda’s response.  The next day, Earl was fishing on the beach and two acorn washed ashore.  He had been fishing there for five years and had never seen an acorn.  He considered it a lucky omen.  We still have it.”

Litchgate: http://www.lichgate.com/

Officiant Jose Rodriguez

Dress custom designed by Hayley Lauren Couture  http://www.vowstuxedo.net/

Florist: A Touch of Class Florist, Edna Hall http://www.atouchofclassflowers.com/

Caterer:  Catering Capers http://www.cateringcapers.com/

Baker:  Katie Gainey http://www.katiescakesandcatering.com/

DJ:  GT Entertainment, Harry http://gtentertainment.typepad.com/

Bartending: Lisa’s Bartending http://www.lisasbartenders.com/

Videographer: Nu-Art Video Production, Bradley White 422-0562

Tents and Linens: Party, Party, Party http://partytally.com/

I was thrilled to get an email from Cristina with Brides Florida asking to see more of some of the weddings I have posted on my blog. I was more than happy to oblige! I submitted the Moore, Suarez and Friedman weddings from this year. These weddings are also still online at http://kaymeyer.nextproof.com/ and I invite you to check them out!

The guests got to play games during the cocktail hour. What a great idea! 

I love that Erin found Don some socks that matched! This image is definitely going up in the studio!

Erin convinced a groomsman to “take a bite” of the last layer of caker. Too bad for him it was a dummy layer. It was hysterical!

Erin’s Grandma caught the bouquet! 

• Coordinator Fran Poppell 850-933-1382 http://www.afriendofthebride.org/
• Q. Officiant Jerry McCormick
• Florist  Flowers by Vince 850-681-6659 http://www.flowersbyvince.net/
• Caterer  Cynthia Poole & Karen Hinson 850-893-3018
• Baker Tiki’s Tasties 850-566-8486 http://www.tikistasties.com/
• DJ Al Fuentes 407-234-1404