The Fuller Effect

Georgia wedding photographers

weddings.

Documentary at heart and editorial in finish. Two photographers on every wedding, gentle direction when it helps, and a gallery that reads like a story.

Black-and-white wedding ceremony at the altar of a Savannah cathedral Bride in a cathedral-length lace veil by a tall window in Vidalia Bride and groom under the veil at Chateau 1800, Rincon Bride and groom dancing beneath a chandelier, black and white Forehead touch by the lake, framed through the veil First look in a church doorway, the veil glowing in the light Newlyweds celebrating on the steps of a Savannah cathedral Bridesmaids walking the gilded hallway of a Savannah cathedral Dip kiss at the arched chapel doors of Chateau 1800 Nighttime send-off by the truck, photographed with direct flash Black-and-white reception moment in Savannah Bride resting her chin on the groom's shoulder among the pines Bride embracing her bridesmaid before the ceremony Wedding gown hanging beneath a crystal chandelier Newlyweds laughing in their hotel room, black-and-white flash Groomsmen raising a toast, black and white Bride and groom resting on a lakeside balustrade Grand entrance through cold sparklers

A sample day

how we cover it.

A 10-hour day with a 5:00 PM ceremony. We build your real timeline with you, around your venue and sunset.

12:30 PM

getting ready

Details, letters and the quiet before.

2:30 PM

first look

Optional and unhurried, somewhere quiet.

3:15 PM

family & friends

Organized portraits from a list we plan together.

5:00 PM

ceremony

Two angles: one on you, one on the people watching.

6:15 PM

golden hour

Fifteen minutes away from the crowd in the best light.

7:00 PM

reception

Toasts, first dance, candlelit tables.

9:30 PM

last dance

Flash, motion and the moments you'll want back.

Questions

good to know.

How far ahead should we book our wedding photographer?

Most couples book 12 to 18 months ahead. Spring and fall Saturdays go first, and we take a limited number of weddings each year.

Do you photograph weddings outside Savannah and Statesboro?

Yes. We're based in Southeast Georgia and photograph weddings across the state and beyond. Travel is planned with you up front.

Is it two photographers?

Yes. Kenneth and Kali photograph together, so you get two angles: one on the two of you and one on the people watching.

Do you pose us?

Only when it helps. We document the day as it unfolds and give gentle direction during portraits.

A limited number of weddings each year

check your date.

inquire.