There are some women in the wedding industry that inspire me to be the best version of myself. Rana Mohammadian Tierney is one of them. Not only is she a savvy businesswoman, she is also an amazing mother to the most gorgeous little boys.

When Rana asked me to help her with a two-day wedding in coastal South Carolina, I jumped at the opportunity. I adore working with Rana, when my schedule allows. But, I also love a little roadtrip to the coastal south.

There is something so magical about South Carolina. The traditions, the architecture, the charming manners - I love it all.

We arrived and went to Hilton Head for an authentic BBQ lunch at The Smokehouse. We went over logistics for the weekend and laughed over Snapchat stories.

The wedding took place at Montage Plametto Bluff. It's this hidden gem of a resort - um city? I mean, you guys, it has it's own post office.

When strolling the cobblestone paths, you think you surely must be in heaven. Leisurely bike rides take you all around the miles of resort property. I couldn't get over the Coastal Carolina architecture of these homes! Moss laden trees, sidewalk cafes, lakeside panoramic views, and the sweetest chapel.

The one morning we weren't working or scouting the resort for photo locations, Rana and I enjoyed a quick morning visit to historic Savannah.

Oh Savannah, how I love your historic charm. We walked by the river, popping into Huey's for coffee and beignets. Further along the river we loved seeing the steamboats and vendors setting up their market fares.

In March I'm back to Savannah to shoot a wedding at The Mackey House. Can't wait to soak in all the pretty all over again.

xoxo

Image of a chapel in Montage Palmetto Bluff, in coastal South Carolina. There is a large oak tree with winding branches, cobblestone street, and a cute little town center.

Image of a restaurant in Montage Palmetto Bluff in coastal South Carolina. There are rocking chairs on the front porch and a sign that says, "Buffalo's".

Image of a coastal South Carolina home in Montage Plametto Bluff. It is a two-story house with porches and shutters.

Image of a coastal South Carolina house in Montage Palmetto Bluff. One story, pale blue, with a front porch.

Picture of a coastal South Carolina house, three stories with dormers in Montage Palmetto Bluff.

Image of a quaint white chapel with shutters in Montage Palmetto Bluff, coastal South Carolina

Picture of a brick fire pit with cobblestone sidewalk around it in coastal South Carolina Montage Palmetto Bluff.

Picture of early morning light through large oak trees in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.

Image of East River Street in historic downtown Savannah. There is a cobblestone street with a sidewalk cafe and lamp posts.

Picture of a female photographer in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia. She is wearing a grey shirt, black pants, and is holding a Canon camera. This is Rana of Roohi Photography.

Image of a female photographer in downtown historic Savannah, Georgia. This is Debra Eby of Debra Eby Photography.

Image of coffee and beignets at Huey's on the river in historic downtown Savannah.

Image of Rana of Roohi Photography through a cafe window in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.

Picture of a white and red riverboat docked on East River Street in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.

Image of buildings on East River Street in downtown historic Savannah, Georgia. This is a four story stone building with steps.

Picture of the outside of a building with wooden doors, glass panes, and an iron pineapple sconce. East River Street in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.

Image of a cobblestone street with a puddle of water on East River Street in historic downtown Savannah, Georgia.

Image of historic downtown Savannah, Georgia. Entry to a residence with two white block pillars and an iron sign.

Image of downtown historic Savannah, Georgia. Iron fence with architectural posts and a historic building beside it.

Image of downtown historic Savannah, Georgia. This is a horse drawn carriage for local tours.

Let's Chat!

Wedding

Gallery

"It went by so quickly!" is the common gloomy sentiment on a wedding day. Somehow those monumental celebratory moments simply fly by, leaving fleeting imprints on our memories.

This is why heirloom albums make my heart sing. It is a tangible legacy of this day. Your own curated art gallery of moments and details telling your story.

My album company, Redtree Albums, you guys, they are literally the best ever. Thick pages that lay flat for gorgeous spreads. The cover options are to die for - even gilded lettering!

Most of my couples choose a collection that includes the fine art album - and this always makes me so happy. For those couples who I don't get to meet, in person, however, here is a little peek into the look of these beauties.

If you have questions about this or anything else, let's chat! Click the button below and we'll start a convo.

xoxo lovelies

Let's Chat

Weddings

The Market