Wedding and Portrait Photography Blog

Rooftop vows under wide open sky, bold florals that practically jumped off the frame, and two people who couldn't stop smiling at each other. RaeAnn and Tyler's spring wedding at The Loft at 132 brought serious energy to every moment, from getting-ready details against exposed brick to golden hour portraits in nearby fields. See how this Sun Prairie celebration came together.

Blush melting into terracotta, mismatched bridesmaid dresses that somehow felt intentional, and an industrial brick ceremony space that made every frame sing. Paul and Madison's Lageret wedding in Stoughton had a color palette our cameras couldn't get enough of. Keep reading to see how that palette came alive inside those exposed brick walls.

Erika and Patrick brought such genuine ease to every frame at The Swan Barn Door, from their first look in the pines to that golden-hour kiss on the bluffs overlooking the Wisconsin River. A sun-dappled forest ceremony and a string-lit barn reception made this Wisconsin Dells wedding the kind of day that reminds us why we do this.

This Cascade summer wedding moved us from soaring Gothic architecture at St. Matthias to an Edison-lit reception hall that glowed like a dream. But the real magic happened in the Iowa countryside between ceremonies, where Bailey's veil caught the wind in front of weathered barns and grain silos, and two people just held each other in the soft light.

Every detail whispered the same story. From hand-painted florals to custom wooden tokens tucked into place settings, Michele and Mark's cranberry and blush celebration at The Eloise felt utterly cohesive. We slowed down to let those textures speak, and the results were some of the most intentional frames we've captured all year.

Spring rain and soft light turned Jen and Colten's Quivey's Grove ceremony into something magical. Their first kiss under the wooden arch, framed by towering oaks and mist, became one of our favorite shots of the entire day. See how intentional navy and blush details tied every moment together, from getting-ready to the final dance.

Chelsea and Alec's spring wedding at The Lageret in Stoughton unfolded against century-old brick and lush white florals that tied every moment together. From the soft getting-ready light pouring through tall windows to an industrial train yard session that somehow made lavender chiffon look even more stunning, this day was full of intentional details.