You guys. Parents love weddings. Did you know this already? Well they do. And you know what they especially love? The tradition of the Parent Dances. You know who else does? This photographer right here. I never understood this until … Continued
I have been photographing weddings for nearly 15 years and I have had couples ask literally every question in the book, ranging from “What will you wear to our wedding?” to “Can we see all of the unedited photos?” to … Continued
Spring doesn’t feel anywhere close, but it is March now, which makes me feel like spring is somewhere around the corner! And spring means wedding planning and prepping which means wedding flowers and bouquets – among the thousands of other … Continued
It’s been almost one year since A+P got married in his parents’ backyard with snow still on the ground, extended family on Zoom, and Covid-19 vaccines just becoming available. Theirs was one of the first weddings I covered after we … Continued
Most couples who hire a professional wedding photographer want to get great wedding photos. That’s why they hire a professional! But what they don’t always realize is that it takes work and planning to get those great photos – and … Continued
Every year, it is such an immense treat to review the thousands of wedding photos I have taken for dozens and dozens of clients and challenge myself to pick only a few favorites! The truth is that there are HUNDREDS … Continued
In this day and age of social media, Instagram, and digital files, some couples see formal wedding albums as relics of the past. I often hear that couples plan to make their own kind of album, either through a third … Continued
I try to write blog posts that offer advice and tips for people looking around and learning about wedding photography. After all, most people will only hire a professional photographer a handful of times in their lives, and likely only … Continued
You know what a table photo is: those posed photos of wedding guests sitting at their tables, gathered among dirty dishes and wilting centerpieces and half-filled wine glasses, looking at the camera and smiling? We call those “table photos,” a … Continued
Wedding days can bring a lot of stress onto a couple, but one of the hardest parts can be the family photo time. This is the time, typically immediately following the ceremony, when the couple’s immediate family members gather for … Continued