Sneak Peek Friday
May 24th, 2013Sneak Peek of Casey & Ryan’s wedding day!


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Homewood, AL 35209
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Jim Little Photography specializes in professional wedding and portrait photography. The studio, based in Birmingham, AL, also offers travel throughout the United States and worldwide for destination weddings.
Be sure to visit my WEBSITE to view a large gallery collection: Weddings, Engaged, Brides, Kissin’ Couples, Children, Digital Art and Travel photography.Sneak Peek of Casey & Ryan’s wedding day!

Scroll thru the 13 unique ideas from Martha Stewart’s Wedding Blog to show you how to incorporate your photos into all areas of your special day! Capturing Love, Photo Cake, Save the Date Cards, Photo Kisses, Photo Confetti, and more! And don’t forget to schedule your Engagement Photo Session with JIM LITTLE PHOTOGRAPHY in plenty of time to have all those great photo memories included in the wedding day!
Check out the newest wedding-themes on the Martha Stewart Wedding Blog that our brides will love to get new ideas for their special day!
Check out the American Village website and the info below for more information about a historic and unique setting for a wedding event!
The Premier Place to Celebrate Weddings!
To host a truly remarkable event, choose the American Village, a venue so unique it’s a national treasure. Inspired by some of America’s most historic places, the American Village offers a remarkable setting for weddings and other special events.
Reminiscent of the lovely chapels of early times in America, the Lucille Ryals Thompson Colonial Chapel offers a unique setting for weddings. The building is inspired by one of America’s oldest churches, Bruton Parish Church of Williamsburg, Virginia. Its 100-foot steeple, arched and round windows, and beautiful antique wooden pulpitare are some of the many features you and your guests will long remember.
Receptions may be held in either of two unique settings within easy walking distance of the Chapel. Those wanting an early American setting will likely choose the old-fashioned and beautifully restored Barn, which features exposed beams and pine hewn walls. Others may wish to use the classically elegant Liberty Hall. Its exterior is inspired by Thomas Jefferson’s beloved Monticello, and its creme-colored interior is patterned after The East Room of The White House and features fluted pilasters and cut-glass chandeliers.
Your wedding party can walk through Colonial gardens in the springtime or pose for photographs along the arched wooden Concord Bridge which spans a one and one-half acre lake.
A SNEAK PEEK! Nathan & Susan’s gorgeous April wedding at the American Village.