Marie and Andrew’s City Hall wedding was pre-pandemic, so it was small but not socially distanced. What would the photos look like if I had shot it during restrictions? Definitely more masks during the cocktail hour and the ceremony. Otherwise, very similar – small group, outside photos when we can.
As we begin gathering again, particularly for weddings, we know there are no ways to gather without risk. We also have some good information from the CDC about managing those risks.
Let’s talk about how these risks might apply to a specific setting: wedding group photos during COVID-19.
These are some thoughts for couples planning their gatherings and considering family photos or wedding party group photos.
Katie and Jason were ahead of the curve – intimate wedding at Como Conservatory (in the sunken garden – the best smelling wedding venue in the world) and a reception at a restaurant in Cathedral Hill.
If you are looking at a vineyard for your MN wedding celebration, this 7 vines vineyard wedding shows off how much fun a summer party can be.
I’ve been longing for the sensations of this wedding at Round Barn on Minnesota summer day – the smell of warm earth and pine, a breeze the rustles leaves and hair and fancy dresses. Long long days that melt into dusk and still feel limitless. Oh, earth, you’re too wonderful for anybody to realize you.…
Can small weddings, elopements, and intimate weddings can still have the emotion and excitement and imagery of a full wedding? Short answer: yes. Long answer: Dayna and John’s wedding is proof
What does it mean to keep seeing photos in the same places?
There is something odd about seeing the same spaces, but with new people. About seeing similar backdrops, but interchanging the people.
Because the truth is this: People are not interchangeable.
Approaching the same spaces with new eyes for these St Anthony main engagement photos.
Merav and Ian’s celebration was equal parts ceremony and celebration, and that made for one amazing party!