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We photograph anywhere between 30 – 40 invitation suites per year. That’s a lot of paper! Some wedding days we will have simply the invitation card. Some will have a full set complete with illustrations, RSVP and more. As a graphic design major, Justin is obsessed with paper goods. Being classically trained in this, he has such an eye for design and putting together the perfect invitation photo. As his wife, I may be a little biased. BUT I’ll let you guys be the ones to judge in the below photos!


5. Flowers. Always More Flowers.


Invitation Suite by Jenny Sanders

Invitation Suite by Jenny Sanders

We are absolutely obsessed with this photo! It’s not every wedding where we get to play with lots of flowers. Typically, we’ll ask the florist to borrow a few loose blooms to play with, but we were very spoiled when we had a WHOLE arrangement to use for this photo! Speaking of your florist, let them know that the photographer would like a few loose blooms to style details with. Typically, that’s never a problem, AND they get to have their flowers in more photos! Jenny Sanders is such an incredible designer and artist. Her minimal style was the perfect contrast to our floral-heavy concept.


4. Blush + Geo


Invitation Suite by Minted

Invitation Suite by Minted

 Blush has been a very popular color the last couple of years. However, our brides lately have been putting a fun twist on things. Taylor loved the idea of blush but wanted her wedding day to have that extra punch. She paired the feminine tone with the modern geo trend and a pop of red. Talk about an amazing combination! 


3. Gingham Perfection


Invitation Suite by Cake: Press, Papier & Design

Invitation Suite by Cake: Press, Papier & Design

This suite easily finds itself in our top 5 list. You’ll recognize this one from our feature in Volume 10 of Southern Weddings! An invitation liner made from real flowers + dried corn to toss + a gingham background? Our Southern hearts were too happy to photograph this suite at Columbia’s Wavering Place! 


2. Simply Blue


Invitation Suite by Sara Fitz

Invitation Suite by Sara Fitz

Sid + Nick said “I Do” in beautiful Alys Beach. If you’ve never heard of it, Google it IMMEDIATELY! All white buildings as far as the eye can see… and right on the beach. It’s almost too good to be true. We paired this suite with Nick’s favorite bourbon and fresh rosemary that donned each room’s bedside table.


1. Sometimes Less Really Is More


Invitation by Jenny Sanders

Invitation by Jenny Sanders

Put a Poppy on anything, and we will love it. Trust us! While we do love pattern and color, there’s something about a minimal wedding suite combined with just a pop of color that makes our hearts so happy. We were even able to snag the groom’s bow tie for that perfect final touch in this invitation suite photo!

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I’m Justin - a wedding photographer based in the Lowcountry, working throughout Charleston, Savannah, and wherever a great celebration takes us.

My work is rooted in storytelling with an editorial edge: romantic images that feel effortless, candid moments that never feel staged, and photographs that will still feel timeless decades from now.

Weddings move fast, and the best parts are rarely the perfectly planned ones — they’re the in-between moments. The quiet before the ceremony. The way someone reaches for your hand without thinking. The chaos and joy of the dance floor.

That’s what I’m always watching for.

Most days you’ll find me editing with Scout, Cullen, Max, and Bear at my feet, probably thinking about light, film, and how to make images feel the way a moment actually felt — not just how it looked.

I photograph weddings for couples who care about presence, style, and experience, and who want their day documented with intention… without turning it into a production.

You can expect a balance of timeless portraits, emotional storytelling, gentle direction when needed, and plenty of space for the day to unfold naturally.

I shoot primarily digital, with touches of 35mm film woven in for texture and a little extra soul. At the end of the day, my goal is simple:

To give you images that feel like your wedding felt.

If that resonates, I’d love to connect.