★ GOLD Wayside's featured Photographer
We love the photojournalistic style of photography which tells a story as your special day unfolds. Except when we are working on the group formals, we like to blend into your happy ceremony. However, we will be right there as needed to capture those special moments as you and your partner share loving glances and touches. We'll be glad to answer any of your questions.
SILVER Wayside's recommended Photographers
Our heart is in being creative and thinking outside the box, yet we are well grounded with training & experience in classic portraiture. Our image quality, our ability to see the unusual, to capture the moment - and our friendly and courteous service - are all unsurpassed. You'll be glad you called on Stegall Imagery - we love what we do, and it shows.
Creating extraordinary images from extraordinary events, the style and professionalism that David and Jeni Wiggins use everyday is most evident in our documentation of your wedding. Beautiful images that show the emotion of your day, finished in one of our custom designed Fine Art albums, will truly become one of the first heirlooms of your new life.
BRONZE More featured Wayside Photographers
These are NOT your high school yearbook photos! Then call #877-587-5386 for a free consultation We listen to your needs, and then create beautiful wedding and family portraits, senior photos and executive headshots that you WANT to display. We provide studio lighting on location and perform discrete professional retouching on…more
Joy McClellan Photography is located in the Fondren ara of Jackson, MS. Joy specializes in on site, natural light portrait photography, wedding photography, and commercial photography. Joy will also shoot any special event you have planned.
followell fotography is the website of Jackson, MS photographer Robby Followell. Followell Fotography specializes in wedding, engagement and family photography. In the words of Robby "My philosophy and approach to photography are simple: capture the fun of real life. My goal is to document stilled imagery that absorbs the viewer…more