The view from the Billingsley House was just amazing as it overlooked a winding river and several hills along with a 180 degree view of beautiful landscapes as far as the eye could see. Leading up to the home was a weathered wood fence that added the element of age and history to this beautiful location.
The inside of the home was chock full of original flooring, leather door hinges, and moulding. Wow! I knew before I pressed the shutter one time that the day was to be a photographic candy treat.
Coordinator, friend, and sister; Yasmin was so eloquent in preparing all the details of the big day that it seemed as she had done this countless times before! She was definitely the conductor that orchestrated all the elements of this magnificent arrangement to ensure a successful piece in the end from the caterer, florist, cake, music, decorations, thru the last guest departing for the day.
I would greet Danielle first. Beautiful. Though she was not yet dressed as a bride, she was both beautiful in spirit and as a person. Her confidence showed in her speech, expressions and by the natural way she carried herself throughout the preparation time and throughout the rest of the day.
Now the ceremony would begin. Being a pastor’s daughter would make this ceremony more spiritual than some and I couldn’t be more proud to hear the vows and sermon from this wedding. I really could use any spiritual words I could get my ears to absorb at this point!
Congrats to the happy couple and thanks for allowing me the opportunity to document your day along with engulfing myself in history.