Georgia Wedding at Circle B Venue | Natasha + Skyelor

A North Georgia Wedding

Natasha and Skyelor celebrated their north Georgia wedding at Circle B Venue in Tunnel Hill, GA.

While the girls were getting hair and makeup done upstairs, I walked in to Circle B Venue start photographing details. I was extra excited to see the gorgeous room all decorated with greenery and pale pinks by the talented team from Ramblewood Events. I knew right away this was going to be yet another favorite summer wedding!

The father daughter dance was one to remember for a long long time! He had dance moves that involved no feet on the ground!! You’ll want to scroll down to see that.

Natasha and Skyelor, Thank you for being two of the most amazing people …It was such an honor to be the one to capture your beautiful moments and stunning details. I hope you are enjoying your honeymoon in Hawaii and come back even more in love. I wish you a lifetime of happiness and joy!
Thank you for the pleasure of being your wedding photographer.
Much love, Nelya

Here are some of my favorite moments and images that tell the story of their day!!! …

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how beautiful her hair is!

This right here is why you want to have a second photographer at your wedding! I was Busy Photographing the reception details while this cute moment happened.

Ryan Deshawn Roberts choreographed their first dance, and what a fun dance it was! Everyone loved it!

After the special dances we ran out for a few sunset photos and video. Yes there’s a video!! I promise you Jamison Ashley Films outdid themselves on this one!

When we got back in Keenan opened the “Judgement free” dance floor and the fun started!

Keenan brought the uplighting and transformed Circle B Venue to this!!!

Oh, we did a fun thing. Just as the sky was starting to get dark, but not completely dark we went into the Georgia pines for a creative photo. We got both photo and video with this one setup. Stalk Jamison Ashley Film’s facebook page for the video from this wedding!!

How we got the shot: This was made with two video lights and a smoke bomb.

Camera settings: 1/320 sec, f/2.8, ISO-5000