Let me start this wedding blog post by saying… Having been married for over a decade, I can confidently say, finding someone who, when you look in their eyes, it just makes your stress melt away, is so special. Anything that might be going wrong, random annoyances… completely disappear, and it’s such a good thing, no, an amazing thing…
We kicked off this year’s weddings with Jaren and Kalie’s beautiful wedding at the Harvest View Barn at Hershey Farms. This wedding, probably more than any other so far, felt sort of like a fun, relaxing Lancaster County family reunion vibe. Well, that might be in large part because I found out at during the reception that I’m distantly related to the groom, like 2nd cousins once removed, I’m pretty sure…
For Cole and Kelly's wedding we traveled up to the Creekside Barn in Potter county (well, technically it was Tioga County, but basically a stone’s throw from Potter County). It was a bit of a drive, but the area was amazingly beautiful. The funny thing about this area is that it can have all four seasons within a few hours…
The calm in the storm.
What can I possibly say about these two… they’re wonderful. Even when things are going poorly, they are just wonderful. Can you imagine trying to get in touch with over a hundred people and half a dozen companies to coordinate a time that works for almost all of them and organize an event with only a couple days notice? No? Neither can I. Imagine doing that while…
If you’ve followed my blog for more than a few months you might recognize these two from an earlier post this past Spring which featured Zac’s proposal to Jessie in Lititz Springs Park. We captured the whole thing and it was awesome! And before we even left the park that day, they told us they wanted us to photograph their wedding and engagement pictures…
For those of you who don’t know, Daryl and Julie are the life of the party. Not just “the” party, probably “any” party. So when Daryl proposed to Julie, he planned out a couple waypoints in a Geocache hiking treasure hunt for the two of them and two of their friends to go on. The plan was spectacular…
It’s not uncommon for couples to show up to their engagement session and feel a little nervous because they’re not used to being in front of the camera. However, that’s not at all the impression I got when I met Daryl and Julie for their engagement session at the Reading Public Museum. They were so relaxed and comfortable together, that I had to laugh when I heard Daryl lean over to Julie and say, “You’re having a lot more fun than I thought you would!”…
