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Golden Hour Vows
We plan every wedding day around the last hour of light. The sun sits low, the world goes gold, and people stop posing and start holding on to each other.
The ceremony runs early in the afternoon so there's room to breathe afterward. We walk the grounds with the couple, and when the light starts to fade we step away for twenty quiet minutes that often become the frames families hang for generations.
We look for small things: a veil lifted by the wind, a hand at the small of a back, a laugh no one planned for. We guide gently and only when it's needed, so the photographs look like the people in them, only luminous.
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