This was a wedding I’ll remember for along time! Kelli and Dave are a great couple to work with and that shows in the photos.

The ceremony was in a small church in a cornfield, St Johns, built in 1829.  Kelli wanted a church with a short aisle so it would be easy for her dad to walk her to the front.

There are several advantages to small churches. Most are bright inside, the pews are full with your guests, and I can be close for pictures without being in the way. This is the ring exchange as shot from the back of the church, not an easy shot to get in a cathedral.

And here’s one showing the entire church. I like this shot!

Did I mention the cornfield? It made  for a nice setting for some romantic shots.

They held their reception at the Conway Sportsman’s Club where they are members and met. Kelli likes to shoot skeet and Dave says she’s really good at it. So of course we had to do something like this, right?

And they requested this shot, which I must admit is a first for me – and I enjoyed every minute of it!

The lake is at the sportsman’s club and made a wonderful backdrop for a few more romantic shots.

Cake smashing isn’t as popular as it once was at weddings, but it’s still as much fun as always!

And I’ll end with a dance shot.