Collective like the curation of cohesive sets of imagery for weddings and families alike, as well as the relationship of our team.
"Haint" is a term from Gullah culture referring to restless spirits or ghosts. Traditionally, it was believed that painting surfaces in Haint blue—especially porch ceilings—would protect against these unwelcome visitors. The soft blue color was thought to resemble the sky, tricking spirits into passing over the home. This practice has become a cherished part of Lowcountry heritage—a region that holds special meaning for me. This color and name brings along a hopeful hue while reminding us of traditions that are passed along through generations, just as your images will be.
Each one of us serves as the lead photographer for a wedding weekend.
We operate with a unified vision while drawing on our own artistic vision - this combination establishes brand consistency as well as unique character in your final collection
No matter who you are working with from Haint Blue Collective, you have a highly qualified, artistic and professional photographer