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 gave us two completely different backdrops in one day: quiet garden pathways beneath a Georgia summer canopy, then a glittering Atlanta skyline at the Four Seasons. The shift in atmosphere was immediate and stunning. See how they pulled off garden serenity and city energy without missing a beat.
Golden Wisconsin light, a chandelier swaying from a wooden arch, and a little girl carrying a sign that read "Daddy, are you ready? Here comes Mommy!" Kala and Randy's summer wedding at Fete unfolded with the kind of unscripted joy that makes our job feel effortless. Their energy never dimmed from golden hour through the barn reception.
This Farley Memorial Hall wedding proved that cranberry and blush belong together, especially when you pair them with candlelit tables and a massive log pile backdrop. Their first look unfolded under dappled tree light, but it's the quiet moment when her dad saw her in the dress for the first time that still gets us.
Max and Kayla's calm energy made their Beech Ridge Barn wedding feel unhurried and completely present. Soft Maine light, pink peonies everywhere, and their dog Poppal stealing moments between the vows created a day that unfolded naturally. We caught a frame of them lying in the wildflowers at golden hour that still stops us every time we look at it.
At the edge of Rest Lake, we photographed crossed wooden oars forming a ceremony arch, wildflower bouquets that hummed with color, and a couple so relaxed on the dock at golden hour that the light seemed to bend around them. This intimate Northwoods celebration proved that the best wedding moments aren't grand, they're the quiet ones.
Michaela and Jeremy paddled into a canoe in full wedding attire as the light faded to deep blue over the lake. From pine-lined ceremonies to lakeside portraits with their dogs, their Hazelhurst family cabin became the most intimate backdrop imaginable.
