Hey Mary,

Am I obsessed?
I go onto your website everyday, several times a day to look at the pictures, they are incredible. People have told me that the bridal portraits look like they could be a magazine spread...I assure them that only YOU could have done that!!

One of our favorites of the wedding is the one of Mama and Papa Stephens at the Bicentennial Mall, even thru the black and white photo you can feel the warmth of their spirit...it is incredible.

Out of the many, seemigly endless, decisions made while planning a wedding having you as our photographer was the 1st decision and the very best decision we made.

Mary, I cannot wait to see more...Ryan and I are so excited about reliving the moments and seeing for the first time a different perspective...a really unique, creative and beautiful perspective, YOURS!

I look forward to seeing you soon, Courts (married name) (sounds good, huh?)

The first time I met Ansley she was three months. Now she is two...my how time flies!! I met her with her mom and dad at the downtown library. If you have never been to the courtyard at the library you should check it out....it is beautiful. Does anybody remember when that space used to be a mall? And when Castner Knott was across the street?

Ansley has not changed. She still has the same serious looks and the same determination. She is a little darling with loads of personality!!

finally getting some images from my 777 wedding. Courts and Ryan were such a dream to work with! They are super casual and beautiful people....silly at times, at least Ryan is!!! We started at Bicentennial Mall where the ceremony took place...short and sweet and then everyone headed to the Shelby Street Bridge. You will notice the crime scene tape and barriers. These are there to keep all The Call people from walking across the bridge to get to the event at the stadium. I was there early in the day for about 20 minutes and was asked about 20 times "how to we get to the stadium?" I love Nashville but sure do miss the days when I was younger, more tolerant and Nashville was smaller. Anybody remember the Urban Lounge??? And Ace of Clubs when it first opened?

Guests were shuttled from the Mall on a trolley...a real trolley: you know the kind with no windows to the SSB. The bridge looked beautiful....the sky was stunning at sunset. Guests were greated with a strawberry bellini, yummy food and the rockin music of Burnng Las Vegas! Everyone had a great time and the heat was not an issue as there was a fabulous breeze working it's way through the crowd. Courts and Ryan left under a spray of fireworks in the Rolls Royce from Matchless on their way to rest before leaving for their honeymoon to Beleize.