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Fall Bridal Portraits in Knoxville Tennessee

Lauren and Jeremy’s wedding at The Standard in Downtown Knoxville was classic, initmate, and fun! Read all about their special day and their experience working with Abigail Malone Photography.

Abigail Malone was recommended to me from my best friend, and after meeting her and looking at her website, I knew we’d be lucky to have her as our photographer!  She brought so much love and positive energy to our day and everyone has complimented how wonderful our pictures are.  She was extremely easy to work with and caught moments throughout the day that we, as well as our friends and family, will cherish for the rest of our lives. 

Love grows wild in this wedding styled shoot featured in The Southeastern Bride.

I absolutely love shooting bridal sessions in my studio. If you are thinking about a bridal session, but are afraid to get your dress dirty or get too hot or cold, a classic studio session might be just what you need! 

Wedding colors: 
Grey, White, and Green

Describe your Wedding in 3 words. 
Joyous, Fun, and BEST DAY EVER

What was your wedding venue and why did you choose it? 
New Providence Presbyterian: Because my parents (mother and biological father, who has passed away) were married there and it’s the church my grandparents have attended the last 50+ years. Reception at Green Meadow Country Club the CC my grandparents have been members of as long as they can remember. My grandfather has dementia and my desire was for him to be familiar and feel at peace in both venues.

Fall is my favorite time for senior photos because the weather is so nice and the colors are amazing. Holly’s fall senior portraits are some of my all time favorites, and her gorgeous red hair looked so beautiful with the autumn colors!

Fall in Knoxville is always beautiful so it’s no surprise that Holly’s fall senior portraits are some of my all time favorites. Her gorgeous red hair looked so beautiful with the autumn colors! Fall is my favorite time for senior photos because the weather is so nice and the colors are amazing.

Coming into a relationship, and especially preparing for marriage, you bring more than just yourself. You arrive at the door carrying with you a childhood, awkward teen years, a collection of your past loves and hurts, celebrations, and most painful experiences. The full bloom of a relationship lies in an agreement to live emotionally exposed to one another.