Journal

Wedding and portrait stories, written after the gallery is delivered.

The Best Wedding Photos Are Made in THESE 15 Minutes — The single piece of advice I give every couple during timeline planning — build in fifteen to thirty minutes for portraits before sunset. Here's why it matters.
Alain & Emily's Wedding in Franklin, Vermont — A rustic Vermont wedding in Franklin — old barns, green fields, and a couple who brought two cultures together with warmth, humor, and heart.
Chrisann & Rajiv's Microwedding at Malcolm Gross Rose Gardens — A six-guest microwedding in a public rose garden — vows, roses for the mothers, and one squirrel who wandered in with a flower in its mouth.
Arturo & Romina's At-Home Wedding in Milford, PA — An at-home wedding in Milford, PA — burgundy candlelight, a military uniform, and a bride who walked down the aisle singing to her groom.
A Boston Courthouse Wedding — A small courthouse ceremony, a handmade pink veil from Ukraine, and portraits in the Boston Public Garden — the first half of a two-part wedding story.
An Intimate Backyard Wedding in Phillipsburg, NJ — Thirty guests, a backyard in Jersey, and one completely unplanned fireworks show mid-reception — the kind of wedding day that doesn't need a plan.
A New Chapter, at 72 — Portraits for a 72-year-old just getting back out there — and a reminder that every story deserves great photos, at every age.
You're Placing Your Wedding Arch Wrong — The direction your ceremony arch faces changes every photo. Here's how to place it so no one is squinting through their vows.
Kim & Matt's Destination Wedding — An beautiful destination wedding in Isabela, Puerto Rico — full of ocean light, unhurried moments, and the kind of joy that photographs itself.