Our wedding photography blog features real couples from barns and ballrooms to beaches and destinations around the world. Each post tells the story of their day and the moments that made it theirs. If you’re researching venues or trying to get a feel for our style, start scrolling.
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This Magnolia Bluff Park wedding had us grinning behind the camera from the moment Lauren and Kris lay down together on a handmade patchwork quilt in the grass. Built from the things they actually care about, pressed wildflowers on the cake, vintage pocket watches, cocktail puns on the bar menu, their day proved that the most unforgettable weddings come straight from the couple, not a Pinterest board.
Getting ready inside a 19th-century feed mill, stealing a first look on an industrial catwalk, then dancing under that iconic neon sign, Casey and John's fall wedding hit every note. The golden light, the brass band that rattled the windows, those rooftop cupcakes at golden hour. This one reminded us why Garver Feed Mill weddings feel different.
This late July light turned everything golden, and at The Wildwood Barn in Waterloo, that meant wildflowers lining the aisle, fields stretching to the horizon, and a couple so at ease we barely needed to direct them. The real magic happened along a shaded lane where they walked hand in hand, completely themselves, while dappled light fell through the trees.
This July wedding in Ashland felt like summer in the Northwoods distilled into one perfect day. Between the goldenrod fields, cowboy boots in tall grass, and fireworks lighting up Lake Superior after dark, Blake and Katlyn's celebration reminded us exactly why we do this.
This literary-themed Lake Geneva wedding stopped us in our tracks the moment we walked in. Books lined every table, a harpist played under draped fabric, and that bridal bouquet looked like someone pulled a painting right off a gallery wall. Mikhaela and Michael's celebration at The Ridge Hotel had personality in every corner.
This Harvest Moon Pond venue stopped us the moment we arrived. A weeping willow so massive it felt like its own room, golden light pooling across open fields, and a couple so genuinely in love that every frame came easy. Keep reading to see why this summer wedding reminded us exactly why we do this.
