Have you had your wedding that had been planned for months and months get unceremoniously cancelled or postponed by the Corona Virus? At the time of writing this, the country is starting to reopen little by little as we get into summer, and we have our fingers crossed that the Corona virus is able to stay contained and we wont have to go into another national lock down. However, given the nature of the virus, there is no guarantee that it won’t happen again, so today I want to talk about what to do if your wedding was supposed to be April, May, or June of 2020, OR if your venue has so many restrictions on your date that you needed to change it. (That has happened to some of my clients as well).

This blog post is going to be a bit more personal, but it’s super important, in my humble opinion. Before Dylan and I got married, we were advised to go to premarital counseling, which we did, and I’m really glad we did it because it was very beneficial. Now, I know counseling has a negative stigma surrounding it, but it was actually one of the best things we did so that we could enter a safe space to talk about everything that could happen during the next 40+ years of our lives. I’m here to today to share with you the 7 things to talk about before you get married, and expand on what each of these things may mean to you, as an engaged couple.

One of the things that I hear most that is hardest is nailing down a definite guest list. After all, many things play into creating a wedding guest list such as family, budget, location, and lots of etceteras more. I’m here today with some tips and tricks on how to make a guest list for your wedding, to hopefully help and inspire you to tackle it without a headache, fights with in-laws, or a stomach ulcer.

A photographer is typically one of the first vendors that couples book when they start their wedding planning journey. Lauren with Every Little Thing Events wanted to interview me with some questions she gets asked all the time, and I was more than happy to answer! I have the full interview below, or you can read the notes below!!

People have lots of questions when it comes to wedding planning. Do you need a wedding planner? A coordinator? What's the difference? Why can't I just do it all myself? As a wedding photographer, I get a lot of these questions, so today I interviewed Lauren of Every Little Thing Events to have an expert answer all my questions!!

Today we are talking JEWELRY! This is a topic not covered often in the wedding world but it is super important! It is a smaller detail but it can truly make or break your wedding day outfit.

Many people bulk at the price of wedding day photographers. Why would they pay someone thousands of dollars when their friend will likely do an okay job and they will work for free? I am as thrifty as the next person, but let me give 4 reasons as to why you shouldn't risk it with your wedding day photos and hire a professional