They finally shared in those much anticipated hugs and kisses, they shared letters. And shortly thereafter, they got married…they made those promises, said those vows, and moved into the phase of forever and always!

With multi-page handwritten vows, they took their time, they said their words, and made their promises, and in between each page flip - their hands reached again and again for one another.

And then....they saw each other, from across a church aisle, Lorraine on the arm of her sweet Dad, and Travis standing up front at that immaculate altar, beaming from ear to ear.

He turned around. He saw her. It seemed as if the wind got completely knocked out of him, and a huge smile spread across his face. He took a few steps forward and reached out for Emily, and by the time he had her in his arms, tears were starting to come out.

Here she came, that girl he's known for so many years, the girl who made him wait 3 years before wedding bells could chime, the girl he couldn't wait to marry, and the girl who on this day in March - he would finally tie the biggest knot with.

Outside, farm animals such as peacocks and guinea-fowls serenaded the spaces while the warm April sun beamed and the cool April breeze blew. Inside, upstairs in that rustic old barn, Megan and Shawn were simply a short hallway apart.

As a wedding photographer, or photographer of any sort really, getting featured in a publication is such a huge honor, and I'm thrilled out of my mind to share that the wonderful people over at EA Bride chose to feature a very special wedding I was a part of in their Summer edition! 

One of my favorite questions to ask the newly engaged couple is, are you guys planning to do a First Look?? Unsure on what that means, or if you want to do one? Read on friends!

Sometimes in life, a passing is all it takes. A fleeting moment, a smile, a hello, that's it. 
And for Rachel+Bryce, that couldn't be more true. 

These two spoil each other, with so much love. So, so much. This fact was so wildly evident on their wedding day. 

The huge and genuinely perfect smile on Trevor's face as he and his new wife exited their ceremony said it all....She was his. He was hers. And life was perfect.