Ellerbe & Nick had an elegant wedding at the Crane Cottage on the grounds of the Jekyll Island Club Hotel this past weekend. Their wedding was so genuine – everyone in attendance could really see their love for each other. We had a wonderful time photographing their wedding and were honored to be there for them.
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Enjoy the slideshow and photographs!
We loved how the sun came streaming through the spanish moss during Ellerbe & Nick’s Wedding ceremony.
Walking back to the Crane Cottage at sunset to greet their guests.
For these images, I bounced my flash off of Spencer, who was off the right side of the frame.
Spencer unbuttoned his vest so the light would bounce off of his white shirt. This is their reaction when they realized what he was doing.
The Crane Cottage was a versatile location: the grounds were wonderful for the ceremony and the interior was very nice for dinner and dancing.
Nick played “Wildflowers” for Ellerbe during their reception. It was very sweet.
Sparklers make a great send off!
- Anna
Anna and Spencer Photography
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Anna and Spencer are married full-time wedding photographers together based in Atlanta and have been shooting for over five years. While based in Atlanta, Anna and Spencer travel quite a bit for weddings - some of the locations include France, Italy, the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Virgin Islands, and all along the East Coast of the United States (NYC, Charleston, Hilton Head, Sea Island). They enjoy a challenge, new locations, and love what they do (and love that they can create outstanding imagery of weddings together).
Anna and Spencer are regular speakers locally and nationally on a wide variety of photography topics ranging from lighting to getting published..
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Beautiful job, you two! The ceremony images are especially stunning. Too funny about your bounce-flash techniques, but it’s obviously effective!