I’ve been planting seeds of calm, enthusiasm and love through the last few years, and now, the fruits of my labor are appearing in every project, relationship and process. The feedback I’ve been receiving from clients is proof of what I’m trying to put into the world.
When we first talk about your wedding, I’ll ask you a bit about your family. And weeks before the wedding, I send each couple a form to fill out to share these ideas with me… I include space for a very important topic: “Tell us a little about your family.”
Emily & Josh were married in the beautiful Berkshires. Their rehearsal dinner was at Berkshire Botanical Garden and the wedding ceremony was at The Mount.
Christopher is sharing a roundup of photo from the first 3 weeks of the Jacob’s Pillow Dance 90th Anniversary Festival, and a behind-the-scenes look at video footage on Nel’s blog this week.
There’s a pattern in the feedback couples give to us after their weddings…
As a dance photographer, I’ve already had the opportunity to live out several of my biggest dance dreams, and this summer, more of my dance photography dreams are coming true!
Last month, I saw Rachael Solomon of Bad Boss Bride share that her company was booked solid through 2023. That means, she’s now only taking on couples planning their weddings for 2023 and beyond. And we’re not even halfway through 2022!!
Ayo & Rey initially reached out to me to photograph their wedding back in April 10, 2020, right after the pandemic was introduced to the world. They ended up postponing their wedding twice, finally getting married on March 20, 2022, about two years from the first time they contacted me!
After photographing weddings for 19 years, I’ve developed a lot of knowledge in how to make your wedding an easy-flowing day. A few years back, I wrote about having a tech-free wedding, how to prepare for your family portraits on your wedding day, why engagement sessions have an impact on your actual wedding day, and more.