Stephanie & Kinley

Stephanie & Kinley's wedding day was so much fun! The sun was shining all morning at their ceremony venue, Sugar Grove Carriage House, and then out of no where a storm came in right before the ceremony! But, the happy couple didn't let that get them down - everyone pulled out their umbrellas and we moved on with the day! I loved so many things about this wedding day - Stephanie's entrance on the horse & carriage, the beautiful blue color of the bridesmaids dresses, working with one of my favorite photographers, Joan of Art Photography, discovering a new-to-me reception venue, Hopkinsville Country Club, and more! Stephanie & Kinley have such a fun, great disposition and I think that really shows in their multimedia film. Enjoy!

Music

"We Could Be Friends" Van Risseghem

"X's and O's" Alex Mercier
"The Planets Bend Between Us" Snow Patrol

"Love Comes Tumbling Down" Matt Nathanson

Videography: Turning Point Productions
Photography: Joan of Art Photography
Ceremony Venue: Sugar Grove Carriage House
Reception Venue: Hopkinsville Golf & Country Club

Joan of Art!

We're busy editing today but I just wanted to share some photos from a recent wedding we shot with Joan of Art Photography. This was one of our special multimedia projects where Joan shot the photos while we filmed and we'll edit the video and photos together for the bride & groom. These photos are from Stephanie & Kinley's wedding day last month. They had their ceremony at Sugar Grove Carriage House (check out the horse & carriage - see below!) and they held their reception at the Hopkinsville Country Club. I LOVE editing multimedias so I can't wait to mesh our video with Joan's fabulous photos to create Stephanie & Kinley's wedding day film.

Want to see more? Click here to view the slideshow of Joan of Art Photography's photos from Stephanie & Kinley's wedding day!

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James & Andrea's Mosaic

We've shot over 130 weddings, but this was the first one we shot in HD. Andrea & James are a super sweet, super fun couple - and we happen to share a last name (no relation...we think) :) The weather was ominous looking all day (great shots for the videographer - not so great for an outdoor ceremony), but the weather cleared up in time and it was a gorgeous wedding day. Side note: it's not very often that I get to say "I'm gonna go shoot the horses" but thankfully this was one of those occasions. Check out their Mosaic (highlights of the day) Film below:

A Good Above Mine from Turning Point on Vimeo.