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 couple skipped the traditional arch and cake entirely, building their day around purple phlox, woods that smell like damp earth, and a s'mores bar under string lights at Nineteen09. Their cat made a cameo in getting-ready photos, but it was the quiet first look on a forest path that set the tone for everything that followed.
The Atrium Milwaukee has hundreds of string lights scattered across a dark ceiling like a bottled night sky, and this couple's vintage romantic aesthetic made every corner sing. Between the rhinestone Converse, the garden roses, and that raw brick backdrop, our cameras couldn't stop firing. Come see how they celebrated under those glowing lights.
St. Jerome's stone walls and stained glass set the tone for Emily and John's spring ceremony, but it was that vintage convertible getaway and golden-hour portraits in tall grasses that had us reaching for our cameras all day. The ballroom came alive later with pink florals and a dance floor that never emptied. This one had everything we dream about capturing.
Golden California light, deep burgundy bougainvillea, and a couple so completely locked into each other that everything else fell away. Walking into Franciscan Gardens, we felt the magic during our first step and it never let up. Angela and Joshua built this day around bold color, real emotion, and a historic San Juan Capistrano setting that gave it all a place to land.
Kelsey and Brad's sage green and pink wedding at The Oaks Golf Course unfolded with the kind of ease that makes our job effortless. A handmade arbor, rolling greens, and a sunset that shifted from pink to deep magenta gave us the backdrop we dream about. These two barely needed direction, which meant we caught every genuine laugh, every quiet moment, and one unforgettable dip against the blazing horizon.
Sarah and Tanner brought their dogs down the aisle, swapped handwritten vows on a stone patio, and cut a cinnamon roll instead of cake. Every detail at The Farmhouse Plainfield told their story, and golden hour light turned the whole property into something timeless.
