“Children are the hands by which we take hold of heaven.”
— Henry Ward Beecher
Children grow so quickly, they seem to grow from infants to handholding toddlers overnight. The children of Magnolia Hill weddings have made such a memory and these bliss filled days are yet quickly gone in the blink of an eye. Enjoy this peek of wonderment and joy.
I am so touched by the charm of these young children and thought you too,
would enjoy a glimpse of some of the joyful faces that I get to see on wedding day.
They are wise enough to know they have a special part to play
and a very important job to do.
The delight and magnificent charm of these children...
Steps quicken as young feet walk down the aisle
Crisp white linen shirt and a smashing summer straw hat
for this young member
of the wedding party.
Distinctive femininity- A bit of tedious help in buttoning up a wedding gown.
As any professional knows, there is an art to holding up an important sign.
Bashful, yet gorgeous as they walk in the company of dear ones
Giggles and laughter...remembering moments like this
The banner says, "Oh Happy Day!" And we ALL say, "Oh Happy Day!"
A hand hold...Lots of important conversations going on too...when a handsome boy
meets a pretty girl in her finest dress.
All eyes are on a fashionable flower girl as she makes her way down the aisle
A noteworthy banner is being carried by the most distinguished of young gentlemen.
Often it is the little moments that enrich our endearing memories.
Holding close to his heart for safe keeping, the rings on a family Bible.
Every moment of this thoughtful day is full of images that fill our lives and hearts.
A legacy of love in this glowing smile, and knowing the childhood pleasures of special days.
It is the little blessings that help us to see just how lovely life can be.
Trying to adjust her perfect attire, little sister accompanies an affectionate helper.
Love is in the air...friends and family have gathered together.
In this graceful portrait, doesn't she just melt your heart?
And with love and laughter, they lived happily ever after!
