Lisa and Tim were married in an intimate ceremony in the mountains of North Carolina and came to Jacksonville for a reception with family and friends.

At the end of the night, a friend of theirs flew over and picked them up in a helicopter, whisking them away. What an exit!

Kristen and Michael were married in an afternoon ceremony at the historic Lightner Museum in St. Augustine.

Inside the Lightner is what was once the world’s largest indoor swimming pool, which served as the ceremony and reception location — and a great place to dance the night away. Before it was over, I was able to sneak the couple out to the terrace for a shot under the full moon.

Jessica and Josh were married in an afternoon ceremony at Mandarin Presbyterian Church.

After the ceremony we traveled over to Epping Forest Yacht Club, where guests were treated to a gorgeous indoor-outdoor reception, complete with a dance floor under a clear tent, on a perfect North Florida night.

Jessica married her husband Josh a few weeks ago, but before their day we got together at the historic Epping Forest Yacht Club, the site of their reception, for her bridal shoot.

More from the wedding to come soon!

Elizabeth and James were married in an early evening center in Downtown Jacksonville’s Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, one of the oldest Catholic churches in North Florida.

After the ceremony, everyone was shuttled to Timuquana Country Club, where the team at Glenn Certain Floral and Event Design set up a stunning reception and the Crystal Clear Band from Atlanta jammed the whole night long.

Fallon and Blake were married in an afternoon ceremony in the Terrace Room at Ponte Vedra Inn & Club.

Shortly after, the newly married couple and their guests walked over to the fantastic reception and danced the night away to the sounds of the RiverTown Band.

Sara and Taylor were married in an afternoon ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church in Ponte Vedra Beach.

Shortly after the family and guests were transported to a completely transformed TPC Sawgrass for the reception. There was even a replica of the bar at Ken’s World Famous Friendly Tavern in Tallahassee, a place that holds dear to them, for guests to sign. At the end of the night the couple left on the back of a convertible through a shower of fireworks.