Vendor Spotlight - David Molnar Photography

This past February, I had the awesome opportunity of working with David and Tammy Molnar of David Molnar Photography based out of Nashville, TN. I knew from the minute I met David and Tammy that they were special people. Not only are they the coolest and hippest people I have ever met, they are also really talented. And from the very first glimpse of their photos - I became a fan!

Here are a few pictures from a couple of weddings they recently photographed - enjoy!!

The wedding above was coordinated by Watermark Weddings and took place at the beautiful grand historic mansion at the Atlanta History Center. I definitely {heart} the playful pictures and the pop of color.

The beach is one of my most favorite places to be in the whole wide world, so of course I absolutely love the photographs of the wedding below which took place at a beach in North Carolina.
To see more photos, visit the website of David Molnar Weddings.

Peace and Blessings,
Tracy

Wedding Photos of the New Jersey Housewives

May 12, 2009, was the premiere of the Real Housewives of New Jersey. Housewives and sisters, Dina and Caroline married brothers who run The Brownstone, a popular wedding catering hall in Patterson, NJ. Below are wedding photos of Dina and Caroline, both married at The Brownstone and Theresa, a third New Jersey housewife.

Dina married Tommy Manzo
Caroline married Albert Manzo

Teresa married Joe Giudice at Bascilica Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Newark, NJ and the reception was held at Nanina's in the Park also in New Jersey.

Watch more of the Real Housewives of New Jersey on Bravo, Tuesday nights at 10:00 p.m. (EST).

Peace and Blessings

Tracy

Photo credit: Bravo

Source: Brides.com

Beautiful Garden Wedding

I recently received the photos from the wedding I coordinated last month. This wedding was really fun to plan. I worked mostly with the mother of the bride who was an absolute delight. The vendors were all really cool, professional people who did their jobs well. The photographers, David and his wife Tammy, of David Molnar Photography did an exceptional job on the photos. They totally captured the essence and feel of the wedding. Take a glimpse at Lauren and Blake's wedding at the beautiful Dunaway Gardens in Newnan, GA.

In the picture above, take a look at the three people standing far off near the tent. I'm the one on the left. The other two guys were ushers.

The food was done by Kimble's Event by Design.

The cupcakes were made by Polka Dot Pastries and the groom's cake was made by Sweet Sensations

From looking at the pictures, it hard to believe that it rained all day the day before through the morning of the wedding day and then snowed the Sunday following the wedding.

There are so many more wonderful photos. If you want to see more, send me a comment and I will post more pictures.

Peace and Blessings,

Tracy

First Came Rain, Then Sun, Then Snow...

When planning an outdoor wedding in February in Georgia, you just never know what the weather is going to be like. For instance. I had rehearsal this past Friday and it rain all day, so we went to plan "B", which was to have the wedding under the tent where the reception was to be held. Take a look. I watched the news Friday night and first thing Saturday morning. 100% chance of rain according to the weather report. Oh well...I thought. We have a good solid plan together, so I wasn't worried, but still hopeful that maybe God would lighten up a little. I arrived at the venue 3 1/2 hours early, rain still pouring, and not even a hint of sun in site. The wedding must go on, so I pressed on, hoping and praying the sun would come out, because I knew my bride had always dreamed of having a garden wedding. As I ran around making sure all the vendors arrived and were set up, I barely realized the dark clouds started to clear and the rain had stopped until an employee of the venue said they were going to set up outside instead of the tent. PRAISE THE LORD!!! I said to myself. Back to plan "A", but not really...we didn't have time to set up a prop that was a major part of the wedding, so we went to plan "C". A plan the pastor and I came up with about 45 minutes before the wedding. We didn't have time to practice so the wedding party had to visualize what they were to do. The wedding started 10 minutes late and that was only because the bride's parents wanted to give a few more guests time to arrive. It was like the gates of Heaven opened up and poured us out a blessing. The wedding was absolutely beautiful, and my bride got her dream garden wedding. Then I wake up today and WOW! It's snowing! That's Georgia in February - you never know what the weather may be like. Stay tuned for professional pictures of the wedding. Peace and Blessings, Tracy