This is the pre-covid wedding of Lauren & Tyler

This wedding was held at Litchfield Plantation in Pawleys Island, SC.
Wedding photography seen above was taken by Philip Casey using the Contax 645 and Leica M6 camera with Kodak Portra 400 film processed by The FIND Lab and the Canon 5D Mark iii digital camera. 

A Special Thanks To These Vendors That Made This Wedding Possible:
Wedding Ceremony & Reception Venue: Litchfield Plantation, Pawleys Island, SC
Wedding Coordination / Planning: Gigi Noelle Events
Floral Design: Floral Creations (Smyrna, GA)
Catering & Bar: Creative Catering
Cake & Sweets: Sam’s Club
Gown: Anjolique
Dress Boutique: Wedding Angels (Roswell, GA)
Bridesmaids Dresses: Jenny Yoo
Hair & Makeup: Wedding Hair by Charlotte
Men’s Attire: Men’s Warehouse
Rentals: Hotz Catering and Rental, Ooh-La-La Vintage Wedding Rentals (Watkinsville, GA)
Invitations: Elli.com
Paper Goods: ForYourParty.com
Lighting: MC Sound Light and Video
Transportation: Carolina Limousine
Ceremony & Reception Music: DJ Scott & Company
Rehearsal Dinner: Dead Dog Saloon
Officiant: Matt Stephens
Photography: Philip Casey Photography

Above everything else, my best skill as a wedding photographer is capturing real moments. It’s my number one priority on your wedding day. This wedding at The Island House in Charleston is filled with all the feelings and shows how I captured it all plus much more! I hope you enjoy looking through this gallery of Charleston wedding photos. 

Charleston Wedding Vendors:

Wedding Planning & Coordination: Sawdust & Sweetgrass
Wedding & Reception Venue: The Island House, Charleston, SC
Florals: Charleston Flower Girl
DJ: Dream Day Charleston
Ceremony Music: Chris Dodson
Photobooth: MVP Photo Booth
Caterer: Home Team Barbecue
Bar: Squeeze
Cake: The Mixing Bowl
Rentals: Event Haus & Ooh Events
Hair & Makeup: Lashes and Lace
Dog Handler: Tie the Knot w/ Spot
Photography: Philip Casey Photography

Victoria & Robert’s adventure engagement session started with a 2-hour ATV ride across the frozen Alaska terrain out to Knik Glacier, where we’d take all the photos. The only way to get there was atop the Knik River, frozen with three feet thick of ice. I was stunned, passing over the last hill that revealed the massive ice field in front of us. We continued over the frozen Lake George towards the base of the glacier. Beneath our feet, I heard cracking and the slow rumble of ice moving. It was a humbling experience. The crisp 10-degree air chilled us straight to the bone and made it difficult to operate the buttons of the camera. I can’t imagine how cold Victoria must have been in that dress. Kudos to these two for braving the Alaskan cold to capture these unique engagement photos. Words cannot express how the magnificence this session was. I also had the pleasure of photographing their summer wedding in Alaska, later in the year. Do you have an exciting adventure idea for your engagement or elopement session? Let’s chat about it! Contact me below to start the conversation.

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