Look – you might not get photos with your sweetie very often. In fact, I hope that when you travel, you spend so much time enjoying your adventures that you only come home with a few photos together. But getting married is a big deal! And there will be so many moving parts on your wedding day -constraints of time and clothing and locations and families. Engagement photos show more about what all the other days together are like. For Katie and Luke, the perfect engagement session definitely involved bringing their pup and a little champagne picnic while we had…
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It can be a hard sell to convince all your nearest and dearest to travel across the country to Minneapolis in the dead of winter. Which is exactly what Merav and Ian wanted when they chose New Years Eve as their wedding date. One excellent way to show off the best of Minneapolis to your guests? Play up our perfect springs. Thus – Merav and Ian’s excellent Spring engagement photos in Minneapolis, featuring their adorable pup as well. Because their New Years Eve wedding was also full of warmth and happiness, but happened to also be -10 degrees outside.
Summer light, WPA-era stonework, and Michael’s frozen custard – all topped up by a great time with Cate & Eric. I am so excited for their Madison wedding next year
Molly and Andy took a big leap to have a themed engagement session – they wanted something with a 60s feel, inspired by the album covers of Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings – and it takes a lot of effort to pull that off! I was so impressed that they really committed to the theme – Andy got a new suit, Molly broke out that fabulous dress and matching clutch, and I coordinated the locations. The best part about this engagement session is that, even though it has a specific style to it, Molly and Andy really make it…
I am so very excited about these photos! Growing up, my mom always bought a freezer full of fresh cranberries in the fall to eat all year round. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I realized how unique that was, but now it is as much a part of my childhood as fresh baked bread or the occasional microwaved dinner – fresh cranberries are like home. And it wasn’t until I moved back to the Midwest that I realized that Wisconsin makes the majority of all cranberries in the US. Do you hear that Massachussets? Of course, the Cranberry marshes…