February 2, 2022

Atlanta Wedding Photographers Follow Covid Protocols

As an Atlanta wedding photographer with over 20 years experience, the last couple of years have been the biggest challenge yet. It has been 3 years of curve balls and adversity for everyone. We have to address these problems honestly and together if we are going to get through this. We always have the safety and concerns of our clients at the forefront of every wedding we do.

During this long-lasting pandemic a lot of adjustments have been made to weddings. We are flexible with each client and their unique circumstances. We address any concerns that they may have.

Let us talk about safety first. I can guarantee that the Atlanta wedding photographers at Atlanta Artistic Weddings have been vaccinated and boosted. We have been tested numerous times and we also continue to test frequently to ensure that everyone's healthy. Our photographers are always looking at the ever changing covid guidelines. So that you can have a safe and joyous wedding with your guests with no worries.

June 23, 2021

Finally Having the Wedding They Wanted!

by David Diener

Photo by the Atlanta Wedding Photographers at AtlantaArtisticWeddings

This weeks wedding is about a couple who, like a lot of couples, had to put off their wedding plans due to Covid-19. Hayden and Kaitlyn got engaged almost 2 years ago and, after rescheduling twice, they finally got to have the wedding they always wanted with their friends and family.

Now let’s go back a few years. They dated and fell in love and, after a while, they took a romantic European vacation. While looking into the sea from the high cliffs of Ireland, Hayden got down on one knee and proposed to Kaitlyn.

August 9, 2020

Why We Do What We Do - A Letter To Our Wonderful Couples And The People We Work With

by David Diener

Photography by the Atlanta Wedding Photographers at AtlantaArtisticWeddings

As a Atlanta Wedding Photographer I know this year has been tough on some couples that wanted to celebrate their weddings. I have felt their pain, but I know that, in the long run, things will be okay. The greatest thing in a wedding is the fact that the couple found each other in this big world of millions of people! Together, they will go through many tough times, which is a part of life. The most important thing is that they have a partner in life to be there with them through the hard times, and to celebrate with them in the good times. Rescheduling or changing your wedding plans can be daunting, and the fact that the celebration may not be how you imagine can be disheartening. The most important thing to remember is that you have a person who loves you and the two of you are starting an exciting new chapter in life.