Wedding-Freaking-Wednesday!! Today, we’re stepping back in time a little to see more of Kelsey and Corbett’s beach wedding!

Honestly, this is one of my favorite weddings of the year! It was super intimate and beachside! Kelsey and Corbett knew one thing for sure when planning their wedding – they didn’t want to have a large, traditional wedding. These two opted to have a ceremony on a quiet beach area near St. Augustine on a Friday in September, surrounded by their closest of family and friends, and then a small reception to celebrate the next day! I really do love all weddings no matter the size, but this one was extra special being on the smaller side, especially since I’ve known Kelsey’s sweet family for a very long time. Beach portraits have really become a favorite of mine, so adding in a bridal gown into the mix took it to the next level!

The next day after the ceremony, Kelsey and Corbett got back into their wedding attire for another round of celebrations! I mean, who doesn’t want a reason to wear their dress multiple times – especially Kelsey’s gown! All. The. Heart. Eyes! Also another perk to two wedding days, two different occasions for portraits!! I’m definitely not mad at that.

Kelsey and Corbett are just the sweetest young couple and I simply adore them as I do all of my couples! I absolutely loved the way they looked at each other all throughout both of their days!! I cannot wait to see where life takes these two.

Kelsey and Corbett, thank you so much for inviting me into this special time in your lives! I am so blessed to have been a part!

xoxo,

Holly

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