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We took the wedding party downtown, straight into the wind, and set up on State Street with the Capitol dome rising in the distance. The wedding party gathered close, laughing and cheering for their friends. All of it was captured in a single black and white frame that the two of them now count among their favorites from the entire day.
Taylor and Riley brought the kind of genuine energy that makes our job feel like a privilege, especially inside The Lageret's converted tobacco warehouse where exposed brick played beautifully against bold florals in hot pink and blue. A corgi in a flower collar stole scenes, but it was their handwritten vows that had us pulling in close to capture something real.
Emmy and Michael's first kiss happened at the Overture Center years before they ever imagined getting married there. When they chose it for their wedding day, it became a full-circle moment we felt in every room we photographed. That kind of story gives a day real weight, and this one was bursting with it.
Krissy stepped out in a gown with watercolor florals painted directly into the fabric, and we knew this wedding would be anything but typical. From a greenhouse getting-ready session to golden-hour rooftop portraits overlooking Madison, she and Dave brought a relaxed confidence that filled every frame. That kiss under the concrete overhang with sun flare pouring through? Pure magic.
Andrea practically bounced that morning with one thing on her mind: getting married. We followed her from the soaring pink walls of St. Augustine Cathedral straight into the Tucson desert, where late-March golden hour and actual saguaros turned every frame into something we didn't want to stop shooting.
This Milwaukee wedding hit us the moment we walked in. Ten years together, a June afternoon during Pride Month, and a room so full of genuine joy that the energy was electric before we even unpacked our cameras. The red lighthouse, the ivy-covered brick, the sparkler recessional, this day was pure magic.
