Carter Wedding

{In Durant, OK...}

As you can see by the date in the detail shots, this is an old wedding I had photographed, but hadn't made it to my blog till now. In fact there are other weddings that need to be blogged (like for real). It just gets overwhelming being a super senior in college and being a wedding photographer, etc!

But ANYWAYS...

This wedding was a complete blast! The atmosphere was lovely, cozy and vintage and everyone was super, extremely nice. At first was a rainy day. We weren't sure if this outdoor wedding would have to be moved inside a tent. The sun came out and warmed up the grass and provided stunning, warm light. This creative bride and groom, Carrie and Nick, came up with a fantastic wedding program that described the sweet meanings and history behind the wedding details (that you will read in this post). I think more weddings should provide this!

Typewriters used as guest books. The rings are vintage pieces from the 1940's.
The cups, utensils and plates are made of corn and sugar cane and will biodegrade in 45 days.

The cake toppers are from Nick's grandmother's owl collection.

The cameras are called 'Lomolitos' and have different colored flashes which produce some super cool images for guests to take! LOVE IT.


Each of the states Carrie and Nick have lived.

Something new...Oleg Cassini gown.





Such an adorable flowergirl!









The same oak tree Carrie climbed as a little girl. Same one Nick proposed to Carrie under.

I love mason jars! They were everywhere!



They planted a baby tree together.

Something Old...Carrie's mother's veil.












The DJ is Carrie's uncle. He totally rocked it and played some fantastic tunes!

The dance floor is concrete slab where Carrie's grandfather's old storehouse once stood. The lights above are hung on some old twine that was discovered inside.