This week’s love story is Molly and Carter. To may got married in the heart of downtown. As a Atlanta wedding photographer I feel so blessed to shoot at so many beautiful historic wedding venues. Summerhur is a historic refurbished warehouse located on the west side of Atlanta.

Molly and Carter were surrounded by friends and family all across the country. The guest came and celebrated the love and union of two wonderful people that found each other in this ever expanding universe.

Here is the info on this Classic Atlanta Venue:

Summerour Studio is an expansive, refurbished warehouse located in Atlanta’s exciting Westside, where the city’s industrial past frames many destinations for design, dining, and style. This wonderfully unique building is the main studio for Summerour & Associates architecture firm. Updated in 2005 by renowned architect Keith Summerour, the building was previously the home to Preston Rose Printing, and had been in various uses since the 1920s. The roof over the 8000 square foot main space is supported by massive bow trusses, which allow the wide, open floor plan to be free of columns or supports. Revealed through a wall of windows that runs the entire length of the space is a breathtaking skyline view of Atlantic Station and Midtown.

Arrival to the studio takes visitors through a charming walled courtyard that evokes a rustic Tuscan villa. Throughout the rest of the spaces, one is constantly reminded of—and inspired by—the rich architectural and design disciplines that take place within the building. Careful, creative re-uses of industrial elements guarantee surprise and delight, and—as an unforgettable focal point—a hand-crafted wood replica of Michelangelo’s Laurentian Library staircase sits grandly but quietly at the room’s south wall.

As you can see in the photo that the venue was a perfect fit for the bride and groom a mix of formal and casual atmosphere with a little old school style!

I want to thank Molly and Carter to take a few minutes out of their busy day to take a few photos at the blue hour. They were so very gracious and giving! It took just a few minutes at the right time to capture a special moment between two people truly in love with one another.

I also want to thank you for visiting this Atlanta wedding photographers blog. I hope you keep coming back and seeing what we are up to! I hope that you see our love of wedding photography in our photos. Please feel free to drop me a line and I will love to hear from you!

Thanks again!

David