my favorite stories 

Austin and Megan’s wedding day was a beautiful mix of timeless style and laid-back celebration. From start to finish, their day felt intentional but never stiff. It was full of real moments and genuine emotion.

One of the best ways to ensure your wedding day feels calm, joyful, and true to who you are is to create a thoughtful wedding day timeline.

Some wedding days feel extra special, not because they’re grand or elaborate, but because they’re so deeply personal. Zach and Ally’s September celebration was exactly that: joyful, romantic, and filled with laughter that made everyone in the room feel like family.

Intimate weddings will always be one of my favorite types to photograph, and recently I’ve had the joy of exploring some of the most beautiful venues in Nebraska.
Here are three of my favorite intimate wedding venues in Nebraska. Each one is uniquely charming, romantic, and perfect for small, heartfelt gatherings.

A May wedding in Chicago—spring blooms and the city skyline. It started on the perfect note with a rehearsal dinner at Tanta Chicago. The entire wedding weekend felt like one big hug from the people Nate and Bella love most. You could tell every guest was hand-picked and every moment intentional.

Dahn and Paige’s day took us all over some of Omaha’s most iconic spots — from getting ready at The Cottonwood Hotel to a beautiful ceremony at St. Cecilia Cathedral, a celebratory stop at Ricky’s Bar, and finally, an unforgettable reception at The Empire Room.

Here are some of my best tips on how to plan your wedding reception to ensure every moment is captured beautifully.

From flower children to confetti exits, these tips help you plan your wedding ceremony in a stress-free way that reflects your love story.

Before their intimate wedding ceremony at Mountain Wedding Garden, they carved out space for a quiet moment together—just them and the mountains.

For me, it means honoring your story. I’m not just here to take pictures—I’m here to feel what you feel and capture it in a way that brings those emotions rushing back for years to come.