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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.

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

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.

There’s something really incredible about a wedding that is truly about the couple. Carter and Faith’s Crested Butte intimate wedding at Mountain Wedding Garden was exactly that: deeply personal, beautifully simple, and overflowing with love.

This intimate destination wedding will forever have a special place in my heart. Not only because Brooklyn and Chayce are truly the sweetest humans, but because I had the chance to document their day high in the Swiss Alps, surrounded by jaw-dropping scenery.

The morning before their Estes Park wedding, Brent and Morgan shared an intimate vow exchange in Rocky Mountain National Park—just the two of them, surrounded by mountain views and golden light.

Mark and Morgan’s Taharaa Mountain Lodge wedding in Estes Park was full of love, views, and the sweetest moments. This cozy mountain venue is a dream, I am so grateful I got to capture it.

One of my favorite parts of capturing a wedding day is photographing wedding day detail photos. These images are a chance to showcase the small, meaningful elements that make your wedding unique. From sentimental heirlooms to carefully curated accessories, these details help tell the story and set the tone of your big day.

We got every type of weather on our little elopement adventure through the Scottish Highlands. But even with the rain, wind, and clouds, I am pretty sure Glencoe, Scotland is the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen.