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This week’s wedding is Tessa and Jeff’s beautiful celebration of cultures at Epicurean Atlanta, Autograph Collection next to the Google Headquarters downtown Atlanta.

Atlanta Artistic Weddings captures the intimate, artful moments of your Epicurean Atlanta celebration with a photojournalistic eye and vintage soul. We focus on candid expressions, whispered vows, and the natural flow of your day—often rendered in timeless black and white—to preserve emotion and atmosphere rather than posed perfection. From the warm, textured interiors and refined culinary-driven details to the spontaneous laughter shared between courses, our imagery tells the honest story of your wedding with creativity, warmth, and a quietly elegant aesthetic. Expect unobtrusive coverage, soulful frames, and a gallery that feels like a beautifully edited memory of your Epicurean Atlanta wedding.

A rooftop wedding at an at Epicurean Atlanta hotel blends city skyline grandeur with intimate, candid moments — imagine vows exchanged against a backdrop of sunset-lit skyscrapers, guests mingling under string lights, and a soft breeze carrying laughter as you move between spontaneous portraits and quiet, black-and-white film captures. The elevated setting lends a vintage, cinematic quality that complements photojournalistic storytelling: natural, unscripted interactions, stolen glances, and the little in-between gestures that become timeless images. Whether framed by modern architecture or historic brick, the rooftop’s open-air energy creates a relaxed, romantic atmosphere where every candid moment feels both grand and personal.

Bluehour on the rooftop at The Epicurean Atlanta creates a moment that looks and feels like a secret your guests will want to keep. Imagine the city softening into twilight, skyline silhouettes melting into pastel and indigo—this is the hour where light becomes cinematic and every glance between you and your partner reads like a story. As Atlanta Artistic Wedding Photographer, I specialize in capturing that exact feeling: natural, candid, and timeless.

Why Bluehour rooftop photos at The Epicurean are unforgettable:

Dramatic, flattering light: The bluehour (the window between sunset and night) yields rich, even tones that make skin glow and fabric textures sing—perfect for dress trains, veils, and rooftop movement.

Intimate cityscape backdrop: The Epicurean’s rooftop frames Atlanta’s skyline without overpowering your moment. You get romance plus context—modern, elegant, and distinctly Atlanta.

Candid, documentary approach: I shoot unobtrusively to capture real interaction—laughter, quiet touches, stolen kisses—so your images feel honest and alive rather than posed and staged.

Black-and-white and color mastery: I craft both moody black-and-white images and luminous color frames so your gallery has variety that still feels cohesive and vintage-inspired.

Fast, flexible, calm: Rooftop time is limited—I’m efficient and adaptable, creating a relaxed atmosphere so you both enjoy the view while I compose the shots.

What you’ll receive:

A curated set of bluehour rooftop images that tell the arc of the moment: arrival, connection, portrait, and a few dramatic wide shots of the skyline.

Emotion-forward editing with filmic tones and clean contrast, delivering both modern vibrance and timeless black-and-white options.

Guidance on timing and positioning to maximize the bluehour window—I coordinate with your timeline so we don’t miss the light.

The rooftop at The Epicurean is more than a location; it’s a mood—romantic, slightly cinematic, and unmistakably Atlanta. Let’s capture your bluehour so the photos feel like the memory you’ll want to relive again and again.

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As a Atlanta wedding photographer I get to see lots of different wedding venues. I have to say that my favorite wedding venues are the historic ones in Atlanta. Atlanta is blessed with some beautiful historic wedding venues. From the historic area around Peachtree Street to the historic mansions in Roswell. Each one has it’s own charm to share the bride and groom along with their guests. When you pick a historic wedding venue you are also sharing the rich history of the city.

All along Peachtree street there are several stunning wedding venues for large and small weddings. There is my favorite venue the Fox Theater where I proposed to my wife. The Fox has a few places where you can have weddings. The have the large Egyptian Ballroom decorated in large columns and gold leaf. the room is filled beautiful carvings and has a balcony that over looks the space. Then there is the Marque Club where this 10,00 square feet of space for your guests. It is decorated in a Moorish-Mediterranean decor with a private bar. You also have access to the two heated roof top bars. Across the street from the Fox Theater is the Georgian Terrace. It is a historic hotel that is a landmark in the heart of town. It is a beautiful venue with a ballroom to die for. It is a perfect location if you are expecting out of town guests. They can stay there in the hotel and walk to your wedding! If you want a smaller wedding you can have it at the Livingston Restaurant and have the back drop of Peachtree Street. Then right a little further you can go to Wimbish house which was built in 1906 and is one of the few residents that made through all the changes in the downtown area. There is also Rhodes Hall. A historic house on Peachtree Street with a Romanesque revival accents. It looks like a castle in the center of town. It is also the home of the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation!

If you go north of Atlanta there is Roswell. Roswell is the home of some the best preserved pieces of southern architecture in the Atlanta area. There are several historic venues along Roswell Road. There is Primrose Cottage, Roswell Mill Club Founders Hall and Kimball Hall. My favorite venue by far is Naylor Hall! Naylor hall is historic land mark along Roswell Road and just a little north of the shopping district.

Naylor hall is run by Sunny Bailey. Naylor Hall was built in 1840. Naylor has one of the largest most grand entrances of all the mansions in Roswell. The front yard makes for a perfect backdrop for you wedding ceremony. There is a bridal room upstairs above the historic staircase. There is the dance area in the rear of the house that is beautiful with a bar and tons of great light which I like as a photographer. But what really make Naylor hall such a wonderful venue is the staff! Abbey and Sunny are real pros! They are the people you want on your team on your wedding day.

Thank you so much for visiting this Atlanta wedding photographer’s blog. I hope you go out and explore these historic wedding venues. If you have any questions please contact me and I will be happy to help in any way that I can. Please keep coming back there is always something new at Atlanta Artistic Weddings!

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