I am not sure I could ever possibly express how I adore these two. From our first meeting I knew this would be a day to remember and it never disappointed me. I met them on the only day in Orlando when it actually flooded (yes I wished I had rain boots) and they still had  smile on. I could immediately see their affection for each other and we had so much fun discussing their wedding details.

Charlotte and Mitchell have known each other since 8th grade and when they reconnected after college it was love at first site. I love hearing them talk about each other. They are truly best friends!

Mitchell proposed at Charlottes family home with her parents looking on from inside the house.

On their wedding day Charlotte and Mitchell were surrounded by their closest loved ones. When we arrived on site the venue was set up and the girls were cheerful as they awaited our beautiful bride putting on her dress. Charlotte chose to keep her dress a secret from everyone except her mom, mother in law and maid of honor. The girls seeing her in her wedding dress was one of my favorite moments. After of course the DAD! As my assistant photographers know I am a sucker for dad photos. Father’s of the bride hold a special place in my heart and Charlottes dad only had love and admiration for her. Their first look was just perfect.

As the sun began to set, Charlotte walked toward her groom overlooking the landscape of the ever amazing Bella Collina. Their ceremony held many special customs and the view was spectacular.

The happy couple danced the night away and were left with a fireworks exit as they departed as husband and wife! Best wishes for a lifetime of happiness.

AMAZING Vendors:

Venue: Bella Collina

Floral: Lee Forest Designs

Videographer: McElroy Films

Officiant: Rabbi Sanford Olshansky

Planner: Kristen with Blush by Brandee Gaer

Hair and Makeup: The Spa at Bella Collina

Dress: Solutions Bridal in Millenia

Caterer: Bella Collina

Rentals: Chair Affair

Paper: Paper Goat Post

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