I met up with Tabitha and David last month for their day after session! We started outside at the Boone Hall Plantation and I thought we might all pass out from the heat. Thankfully our next stop was the adorable Pitt Street Pharmacy for some good old fashioned milkshakes. Lastly, we hit up David’s family beach house on Isle of Palms for even more fun. It was such a relaxing time and I’m so thankful to have gotten to know you both this past year. Looks like married life is treating you well.
If you care anything about tennis, you probably know this bride and groom. Ramsey Smith, the son of the 1972 Wimbeldon winner, Stan Smith, is the current coach of the Duke Men’s Tennis team. Kathy Sell was the Princeton women’s tennis coach until recently when she followed her heart and chose to be close to Ramsey in the Carolinas instead of up there in New Jersey. It was a bold move and it paid off as you can see here. They got married! Hilton Head was the perfect setting for this match-up.
Kathy and Ramsey began their Hilton Head rehearsal dinner off to a fitting start, taking all the guests on a boat ride from Harbour Town to Ramsey’s parents home just up Broad Creek. It was an evening of good food, thoughtful family toasts, and an epic golfing win by one of the guests.
Where do I begin? Really. Please help me. Long ago, Lauren described what she believed the perfect spouse for her would be like to one of her friends. They immediately thought of Anthony. When the two connected over a New Years Eve kiss, that was that. It was always meant to be. Lauren and Anthony’s high energy, high emotion wedding blew me away. They were married 364 days after their engagement day in a church in Paoli, PA. Please sit down before you look any further… you will be knocked over by the gorgeous stained glass in the church, and then again by the grandiose glamour of the Elkins Estate where they had their reception. Bethany and I had so much fun on the dance floor photographing the mayhem. It was hot and sweaty and AWESOME. Lauren and Anthony, It was an absolute honor to be a part of your day. (And here’s a shout out to my new BFF Mark… you rock!)
A rare moment without my camera at a wedding. Photo by Mark Kunberger.
