Tuscany Themed Fayetteville Arkansas Wedding . KK + Cody

When in Arkansas, the idea of a Tuscany Countryside wedding can be challenging to grasp, even hard to pull off. Kk + Cody made an incredible dream a reality. Carrie and Doug opened their home to family, friends, and a magnificent Fayetteville, Arkansas, wedding. KK and Cody wanted this day to celebrate endless laughter, love, heartfelt moments, and intentionality over everything. These two touch every person's life they come in contact too. They are such kind, warm, welcoming people that you can’t help but want to jump in and celebrate alongside them at every win. I know one of my favorite moments from this day was Cody reading his letter to KK in the privacy of their front yard. The tears of joy, past reminiscent, and future promises drew me in. I can tell you this moment is one I will never forget. The way these two loved each other, made time for each other, and dug deep to promise to one another was genuinely moving. I think Macy best described how these families had blended KK’s sister. “Earlier today, during our first look with KK as a family, I stood back and watched. I watched as our family cried and laughed, but at this moment, it was the first time I felt like our family was not complete. It was missing something; it was missing Cody.”

I pray that these images find them, their friends, and their family in a place that draws them back into this day. Draws them back into the intentionality, the love, and the joy that filled the mountainside as they were celebrated. I have my favorite photos from this day; I have my favorite moments; I think as a documenter as a storyteller, that is only fair. However, I can not wait to see which moments bring you into their story and what you love from this day. Enjoy this wedding. It is jammed-packed with all sorts of fun moments. From emotional letter reading, beautiful ceremony first looks, sunset couples photos to dye for, motorcycle exit, and last but certainly not the least, a water-soaked poolside kiss to finish their night.

-Max