
Some couples let a hurricane derail their wedding day. Hannah and Jon rerouted straight to a waterfall instead.
Hannah and Jon had their South Carolina wedding all planned out — until a hurricane rolled in the week of the big day. Rather than postpone, they made the call to move the entire celebration to a new spot in North Carolina with almost no notice. It takes a certain kind of couple to pull that off with grace, and somehow the good vibes never wavered.
There is just something about a waterfall. The natural scenery around Charlotte gave us one dramatic backdrop after another, and this stunning couple made the most of every minute of it. Photographing a wedding day with that much rushing water and lush green as a backdrop is one of those rare treats — the kind of setting that does half the storytelling on its own.
Charlotte, NC wedding photography is genuinely a pleasure. The natural aesthetic surrounding the city makes for one-of-a-kind wedding photos, and it’s an area of the country I love returning to again and again. There’s so much variety packed into the region, and it’s perfect for couples who want their day to feel wild and romantic in equal measure.
If you’re planning a wedding around Charlotte and want a photographer who’ll happily chase waterfalls (hurricane or not) to get your shots, I’d love to meet you.
Plans change, and I would rather roll with it than reschedule you. More on how I photograph weddings.























Their wedding was moved last-minute to a waterfall location near Charlotte, North Carolina, after a hurricane threatened their original South Carolina venue.
Yes! Charlotte and the surrounding natural areas are some of my favorite places to shoot weddings, thanks to the waterfalls, forests, and rolling scenery nearby.
Weather changes happen — Hannah and Jon are proof that a last-minute venue change can still lead to a beautiful, memorable day. I’ll help you adapt and make the most of it.
April 3, 2016
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