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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Standing at Summit Mountain Lodge in East Glacier, we watched golden light filter through the pines as a father knelt to help his young son with tiny leather shoes and a plaid bow tie. With the full Rocky Mountain front range rising behind every frame, this wedding felt less like a day we documented and more like a story the landscape told for us.
Kevin and Karly's September day at Creamery 201 gave us industrial brick, Edison bulbs, and something better: a couple so locked in on each other that our job became keeping up. When the room erupted after their vows, Karly threw both arms in the air. That kind of unscripted joy is exactly what we live for.
This Seven Acre Dairy fall microwedding in Paoli reminded us why small celebrations hit different. She wore hot pink florals, he matched her energy in navy with a floral tie, and their ceremony under the oaks felt completely unscripted. Golden light, tall prairie grass, and a couple so relaxed we captured magic back to back.
Janine and Anthony stepped out into steady rain with a clear umbrella and turned what could have been a setback into pure magic. At Jack's Barn in Oxford, soft light and wet stone created something we're still finding new frames from months later. Sometimes the weather writes the best part of the story.
Soft rain on the pier, fog rolling across Green Lake, and these two showed up grinning. Sean and Alexa's wedding at Heidel House gave us the moody, romantic light you honestly can't manufacture. See how an overcast day became their greatest gift.
This Fields Reserve wedding in Stoughton captured something we keep coming back to: Katie sitting on a white porch bench with her daughter Harper before getting dressed, both wrapped in veil and morning light. The venue's golden late-summer fields and dark barn gave us every backdrop we needed, but those quiet moments between mom and daughter are where the real story lived.
