It’s called the Coke house. It’s unassuming in it’s hidden charm, just sitting quietly surrounded by trees and fields. No one has ever actually lived there. It is the place all the farmers used to met for a good chat and a bottle of Coke after a long day in the fields. But in it’s simplest form it holds more value than many gems. It is loved by family, cherished for it’s memories and it was the gorgeous backdrop for Sarah & Tate’s Engagement session. Sadly it was flooded during the bad rains we had not so long ago, which makes these photographs even more precious, because they did not only capture part of a beautiful love story, they capture a history that allowed that love story to be.

Sarah and Tate are always so much fun in front of the camera. They have love…and heat..and joy, I am not sure there is a better combination of awesomeness. Sarah is so sweet, beautiful, and humble, I so admire her love for God and she writes so beautifully from her heart. Tate once was my hero when I almost sat in his lap to get away from a spider. Lol. Nothing like suddenly getting super close to your clients out of fear of a tiny little killer creature…….well ok it probably wasn’t a killer but I was not taking any chances.  So I think I still owe him for being awesome and not totally laughing at my super girlishness in that moment of life.

Can’t wait for the wedding and to see these two sweet hearts become partners and friends that will walk through life with each other.

“The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart.” 

— Helen Keller