Photography by Blair

ting to photography. Thank you for your time and may you have your wedding dreams come true. Read below for a story of love and loss and the photographer that wouldn't. Imagine your perfectly planned day starting long before the actual nuptials arrived. Everything is planned, deposits are paid for and excitement is building...but then the unimaginable happens. You must break the terms of your contract. Not because you want to, oh God, not because you want to. But because your fiancé' suddenly dies in his sleep leaving you to pick up the pieces. You start calling and emailing all your previously contracted vendors retelling the story over and over again of how the love of your life died and now you don't get your "Happily Ever After." Is there anything they can do to offer a refund or something? So many strangers have heard the sound of your voice cracking and tears being shed and all but one are tearing up with you, virtually holding your hand as they offer condolences, love, and refunds. You are devastated beyond belief, broken beyond repair and all you are hoping for is a little kindness from someone who claims to put people first because his personal mantra is, "Love one another." Love is the last thing that we found with this photographer. 3 months and 3 days prior to the destination wedding of my mom's dreams, her prince charming died. Both longing for their second chance at love and life-gone in an instant. Steven Blair Kopacki refuses to refund the deposit because he could not fill the date. Anyone from Michigan knows that summer on that Island is more than popular. Did he try? We'll never know. We understand that contracts were signed, but this photographer has NO heart. He does not live by his personal mantra, "Love one another." Do not hire this man. What if you face the unimaginable, the unthinkable, the unbelievable? He will offer condolences and kind words, but he does not have a heart.

c, beautiful photos. We love our pictures and would recommend him for sure