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 Lake Geneva wedding opened with a white dinner jacket, lush pink bouquet, and a string quartet tucked into ivy-covered corners. We knew immediately this couple had leaned all the way into vintage elegance without losing genuine warmth and joy. The details rewarded every look.
This Deerfield family farm gave us everything: a red barn strung with lights, cornfields that stretched for days, and a couple who genuinely couldn't stop grinning at each other.
Lindsey and Garrett's effortless warmth showed up in every frame at this stunning Wisconsin venue. From lace details and Louboutin heels to cranberry uplighting dancing across stone walls, their day felt both bold and intimate. You have to see what happened when the wedding party got the groomsmen laughing.
This Oconomowoc barn wedding had us captivated from the greenhouse first look, where weathered glass and genuine tears made for pure magic, straight through to dancing under string lights. Every vintage detail, from antique cameras as centerpieces to wildflower portraits by the old silo, felt like it belonged to Amanda and Linsey's story alone.
This Bennett Barn wedding in Watertown was a masterclass in color and chemistry. Sarah and Sharief surrounded themselves with bold florals in reds, oranges, and pinks that climbed the silo and spilled across every surface, but what really stole the show was the way these two looked at each other all day long. Golden hour portraits through the wildflower gardens? Absolutely magical.
That seersucker suit with a pink bow tie told us everything we needed to know about this couple's vibe. Already married in Denver, they came back to Madison for a full celebration, and from the garden portraits under the willows to golden hour at the Capitol, the whole day felt like a party dressed in joy.
