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 summer wedding at The Swan Barn Door gave us everything: dappled pine light during the ceremony, a golden retriever in a floral wreath, and that perfect amber glow inside the barn at night. From the loft details to portraits along the wooded trails, this couple's day was equal parts wild and tender.
Tucked into a lush boardwalk corridor at Token Creek County Park, Jake and Vanessa exchanged handwritten vows meant only for each other before a single guest arrived. We watched Jake's eyes fill with tears before she even finished reading. This is the kind of unguarded emotion that becomes the heart of every photograph.
One frame from this Granby wedding keeps pulling us back: Nicole turned to Robert in an aspen grove, golden light catching her veil, and she completely lost it. Not a polite laugh, but shoulders-shaking, tears-coming joy. That moment tells you everything about their day on Antler Basin Ranch.
Stone steps, jewel-toned florals, and a woodland clearing that took our breath away. This Gardens at Uncanoonuc Mountain wedding had us chasing light through layered gardens all day, then dancing under string lights until dark. The kind of venue where every turn reveals something worth shooting.
Rolling hills, vineyard rows, and a hilltop ceremony site that feels pulled from another country. Britta and Curtis brought everything to their June celebration at Vernon Vineyards, and the quiet moments between them, golden light catching her lace gown among the vines, delivered some of our favorite portraits all season.
Watching Ben reach for Chelsey's face as the Wisconsin River glowed behind them, we knew we'd captured something rare. This Spring Green wedding moved from a marble-columned church ceremony to golden hour on the riverbank, where the light lasted just long enough for magic.
