Photographer Brandi finally gave me the go ahead to share Amy’s stunning bridal shoot as the couple are getting married today. Amy looks radiant in her green dress and matching make up (and her shoes.. love them!) I can’t wait to see the results from the wedding and her (now) Husband’s reaction to her in this stunning gown!
Thanks to Brandi for sharing these… Mwwwah!
Credit: Brandi Thompson Photography
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