Here is the first part of our documentary series on why Charleston is such an amazing city to be married. Sha Sha Harnik, owner and lead designer of Loluma Events tells us why Charleston should be the first choice for a destination wedding.
Archives: December 2012
Country Farm Wedding, Bishopville, SC
Charleston Photographer, Farm wedding, Charleston SC Samantha and Todd married on the family farm. Todd spent his summers and every Holiday working and playing on his Aunt’s Arabian horse farm that has been passed down, from generation to generation. Samantha grew up over the pond in France. For Samantha, it...
Fun Baby Portraits
Well I have to give Rick all the props for this one…..Shhh or it might go to his head. Today our Sully turned three months. Time really just does fly by. Soon Sully will be walking and talking. In case you all were wondering, she is not sitting up on...
The Pitfalls of Social Media and the Small Business Mother!
Yes social media is the wave of the present and for the small business person it has become essential in order to attract new business and keep up to date with current customers. Thanks to forums like Facebook and Pinterest we find ourselves addicted to them. Even I have had...
Win a Junior/Senior Portrait Session!
Senior portraits are always a lot of fun! They are challenging because teens have such an innate sense of style but it is also evolving so they are willing to try almost anything. It is for this reason that this holiday season we are making a unique offer to seniors. In...
Delegation is the Key to Bridal Sanity
While I am the last to admit it, no person is perfect. I know it is a huge blow to some of us, me included. That being said anyone involved in the planning process is going to have to let go of some control. No one can be everywhere all...
Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking
We are pleased to help promote Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking by Nathalie Dupree and Cynthia Graubart. It has a forward by Pat Conroy and it was photographed by Rick McKee. According to The Washington Times… This authoritative book on Southern fare is a big book, heavier than a picnic...