Atlanta is home to vibrant cultural traditions and weddings that often bring together hundreds of guests. Photographing these celebrations requires more than just technical skill — it takes flexibility, cultural awareness, and the ability to manage large groups without losing the intimacy of the day. Couples searching for a photographer who can balance artistry with adaptability turn to Jaimie Dee Photography.
One of the most important elements in multicultural weddings is capturing guests of all backgrounds in a flattering way. With expertise in lighting and editing, Jaimie Dee Photography ensures that every skin tone — from the lightest to the deepest — looks natural, beautiful, and true-to-life in the same image (see our interracial wedding pictures gallery). This attention to detail allows couples to trust that the diversity of their families and friends will be celebrated authentically (see our lgbtq+ weddings here).
Jaimie and Kyle are experienced in documenting multicultural ceremonies and large guest weddings, where timelines shift, traditions layer together, and the energy is high. Their organized approach ensures no detail is missed, while their warm personalities help couples and families feel at ease. Even with hundreds of guests, they know how to capture both the sweeping moments and the quiet exchanges.
One bride shared, “Our wedding was on the ONE DAY it snowed in Atlanta in 2017… at my 300+ guest wedding where the majority of them barely spoke English! But of course, Jaimie and Kyle WORKED the room! They knew exactly how to communicate what they wanted, where people should stand, what poses we should try… It was a blast taking directions from them and listening to their advice because they know what they are doing.” — Lydia Im (read more reviews)
Couples hosting multicultural or large guest weddings can trust Jaimie Dee Photography to bring professionalism, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to create images that honor both the scale of the day and the diversity of everyone present. Explore availability to see how your wedding story can be beautifully documented.
