Fall photography is in full swing, and I am trying to play catch up with posting blogs from all of the weddings and sessions that I have photographed!
This lovely senior wanted to photograph in a wooded area, and I knew of the perfect spot because I happened upon it last year during another high school senior’s photo session. Caroline is a natural in front of the camera, and I had a great time getting to know her as we hopped around Schenley Park.
Here are just a few of my favorites from her session…
She has a laugh that continuously lights up a room. He has a kind soul that finds pure joy in watching her smile. Together, Lindsay and Greg make the most genuine, down-to-earth, fun-spirited and inclusive couple there could ever be.
Lindsay and Greg’s wedding day began intimately, with family and their closest friends helping them get ready prior to saying their vows. Their ceremony was equally as intimate; Lindsay’s very close friend was the officiant, and he spoke beautifully about Lindsay and Greg as he conducted the ceremony. Between his words and Lindsay and Greg’s vows, there were quite a few chuckles and happy tears before the first kiss was had.
Starting with the cocktail hour, the intimate setting gave way to a larger guest list, and soon the Grand Hall at the Heinz History Center was filled to the brim with people who love Lindsay and Greg, and were ready to celebrate their marriage!
It was such a pleasure for us to witness and capture Lindsay and Greg’s wedding day! We are so fortunate that the best people find us to photograph this milestone moment!
Take a look below to see the story of Lindsay and Greg’s wedding day…
I’ve known Charlotte since she was a baby, and I have been fortunate to photograph her a few times as she grew up. Well, I blinked, and now she is a high school senior! It is truly mind blowing to come to the realization that life, as slow as it may seem day to day, actually zips by when looking at it year to year.
Charlotte is an incredibly talented drummer in her high school band, and is interested in applying to colleges in the New England/ Northeast area. We had a spectacular day photographing her senior session at Beechwood Farms, and I am excited to share some of my favorites from that day!
“Putting deodorant on your feet can help them from sliding around in your shoes! I got Katie a deodorant stick to solve this issue!” said Katie’s Matron of Honor as I began taking photos. The things you learn when you photograph a wedding!
As the bridesmaids were flurrying around in their pretty periwinkle dresses, we tucked Katie into a quiet room for her to put on her wedding dress. She was calm, cool and collected, and the second she was buttoned up in her dress, a wave of excitement swept through the room, and her beautiful blue eyes beamed with anticipation of what was to come that day!
The day was flawless for an outdoor ceremony. As Katie descended the patio steps at Southpointe Golf Club during the processional, a smile swept across Zack’s face as he watched his bride float down the aisle. The serene golf course was the backdrop, and as Katie and Zack said their vows, the only other sound that could be heard was a faint bird singing in the distance.
Heading into the reception, these two lovebirds glided and turned around the dancefloor during their first dance, and when the party started post-dinner, Zack laced up his dancing shoes and was the center of the action on the dance floor, with Katie by his side.
It was a beautiful day, and perfectly fitting for a beautiful couple! Take a scroll through these images to see the story of Katie and Zack’s wedding day…
It isn’t often when the weather is forecasted to be an 80% chance of rain the *entire* day of a wedding! And, although this forecast would put a damper on the spirit of many wedding couples, Annie and Nico barely batted an eye at it. They were focused on the true meaning of the day, and also that they would get to share it with all of their loved ones. The rain was merely an afterthought.
I must say, the clouds and rain were actually a blessing that day, because we found some lovely covered places to photograph at, and also because the bright green and pink hues of spring seemed to pop in result of the quenching water!
Speaking of water, there were very few dry eyes in the house when any single person saw Annie in her wedding dress for the first time. Whether it was her mother, her bridesmaids, her father, and especially Nico (who had to bend over and take in a deep breath in preparation of seeing Annie walk down the aisle!)
It was such a joyous day all around, full of love, color, and laughter! Take a look to see what I mean…
