Not a highlight reel. The whole day, from real weddings.
The Work page gives you the feeling in two minutes flat. This is for when you want to sit with a full day, start to finish, and see how it actually comes together.
Christina & Josh
A warm-toned farmhouse wedding full of string lights, a very good chicken, and zero staged moments.
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Meghan & Derek
Tractors, a vintage Mercury, and a reception that turned into a proper party. Rural, unpretentious, real.
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Nat & Austin
Moody light, a first look inside an old brick sunroom, and a dance floor that never really stopped.
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Aia & Kurt
A green-walled farmhouse, a hay bale altar, and a golden hour that stretched on just long enough. One of our favorites.
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Sunflower Hill Farm
A golden-hour farm wedding where the best supporting cast member was a chicken who wandered straight into a bridal portrait. This is the whole arc: getting ready, family, the reception, and a dance floor that ran late.
Meghan & Derek
A Family Farm
Cornfields, a vintage Mercury, and a couple who clearly did not need convincing to have fun in front of a camera. Rural and unpolished in the best way.
Nat & Austin
Brookdale Farms
An old brick sunroom, a first look that felt like a held breath, and a reception lit almost entirely by string lights and nerve. Moody, quiet, real.
Aia & Kurt
A Private Property Wedding
A green-walled farmhouse, a hay bale standing in for an altar, and a golden hour that stretched on just long enough. One of our favorites, start to finish.
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Every couple gets the same thing: someone paying attention, all day long.