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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A summer storm rolled in during their ceremony, turning the sky dramatic gray. They said their vows anyway, completely present, and moments later a vivid rainbow broke through the clouds behind them. You can't plan that.
This couple asked their closest loved ones to wear red, and the result was one of the most visually striking Blackhawk Country Club wedding days we've ever photographed. From sparkly heels to golden-hour portraits on the fairway, every detail had personality, and the two of them were completely, radiantly relaxed the entire time.
This Brighton Acres wedding had us from the moment we walked in: pink velvet robes, a bouquet that practically vibrated with color, and a couple who couldn't stop grinning at each other. Golden hour portraits in an overgrown garden path, a barn ceremony backlit by slat light, and a dance floor that delivered pure joy. Keep scrolling to see how this couple brought their full personalities to every frame.
Sunflowers on the arch, sheep wandering through golden hour portraits, and a live guitar serenade during the ceremony, Daniel and Amy's Bowery Barn wedding had this layered, textured warmth that made every frame feel alive. These are the kind of wedding photos we dream about capturing.
Golden hour in an open field after a forest ceremony, this spring wedding at Prevailing Winds Lodge gave us the best of both worlds. When the bride and groom stepped into that soft, glowing light, they completely relaxed, and we captured some of our favorite frames all year.
This celebration in Merrimac felt different from the start, Lindsay and David were already married, so this day was pure joy. Getting ready inside a vintage train car with stained glass light and a feathered fedora resting on a typewriter shelf, then golden hour portraits in moss-covered woods that looked straight out of a fairy tale.
