Photography Blog: Authentic Weddings & Portraits2026-03-30T16:54:27-05:00

Wedding and Portrait Photography Blog

Welcome to the Twig & Olive wedding and portrait photography blog. This is where we share full galleries and the real stories behind every session, from weddings at Wisconsin’s best venues to family sessions in our favorite parks.

Every post includes the full gallery, the location details, and the moments that made each session worth remembering. We update this wedding and portrait photography blog regularly with new sessions from across Wisconsin and wherever our clients take us. For guides and education, visit our Articles & Education page.

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  • Bride Groom Kissing on Street

Downtown Madison Wedding Photographer | Capitol & Coopers Tavern

April 4, 2023|Wedding Photo Blog|

This February wedding took us from the marble halls of the Wisconsin State Capitol to an intimate celebration at The Cooper's Tavern, and the falling snow made every frame feel painterly. Watch the unscripted joy of their first look, the energy that bounced off those paneled walls during their vows, and one unforgettable kiss with snowflakes landing in their hair.

  • Siblings with Newborn

Under the Trees with a New Baby | Newborn and Family Session

April 3, 2023|Child and Family Photo Blog, Newborns Photo Blog|

At Korth Park in Lake Mills, both siblings leaned in to kiss their newborn brother on a quilt in the middle of a wildflower field, and nobody asked them to do it. Golden fall light, a sleeping baby, and two kids who treated the meadow like their playground made this session pure magic. See what happens when you let the location and the family's comfort do the work.

  • Close Up Couple Snuggling

Dreamy Sunset | September Engagement Session at McCarthy Park

April 1, 2023|Couples and Engagement Photo Blog|

The sky turned gold twenty minutes earlier than we expected, and this September evening at McCarthy Park became pure magic. What started as a golden hour turned into a cycle through pink and violet, each frame more effortless than the last. When the light is this generous and two people are this relaxed together, we can't help but keep shooting.

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