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Wedding details help tell the story of your day before the ceremony even begins. From rings and invitations to perfume, flowers, heirlooms, and handwritten letters, here is what to gather for meaningful, beautifully styled wedding detail photographs.
Planning engagement photos on the Mississippi Gulf Coast? TallulahMade Photography and Art photographs couples throughout Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Gulfport, Pass Christian, Bay St. Louis and beyond. Explore my wedding and engagement photography at tallulahmade.com/myweddings.
Wondering if engagement photos are worth it? Learn how a session helps you feel comfortable on camera, connect with your photographer, and prepare for your wedding day.
Learn which questions to ask a wedding photographer about full galleries, packages, contracts, backup plans, timelines, image delivery, and wedding-day preparation.
A first look is a private moment when a couple sees each other before the ceremony. It can help your timeline, calm your nerves, and give you more time together—but it is not the right choice for everyone.
Here is what to consider before deciding.
A beach wedding can be beautiful, relaxed, and romantic—but the beach is not a controlled environment. Wind, heat, tides, tourists, and sudden weather changes can quickly disrupt even the prettiest plan.
Here is what you should consider before choosing the shoreline as your ceremony venue.
A pre-elopement party lets you celebrate with family and friends while keeping your ceremony private. Here’s how to decide whether having one will add joy—or unnecessary stress—to your plans.
Should you tell your family about your elopement beforehand or wait until you are married? Here’s how to protect your peace while honoring the relationships that matter to you.
Courthouse weddings may be simple, but they still require preparation. Here’s what to bring, what to confirm beforehand, and how to create a meaningful celebration beyond the ceremony.
Some stories are passed down through photographs. Others through family traditions, the places we come from, and the things we choose to carry with us.
In 2024, I had the pleasure of photographing Enedina Michel at Charming Farm Studio in Gilbert, Arizona, during a creative gathering with Women Networking in Photography (WNP).
I was immediately drawn to her beautiful leather gabán, adorned with horses, horseshoes, intricate designs, and fringe. Paired with her cowboy hat, lasso, and striking boots, her ensemble was a beautiful representation of Mexican ranching culture. But what interested me most was learning about the personal history behind it.