I’m so excited that Steph and Jason are adding to their beautiful family. Miss E for sure will make a great older sister!
Thank you, Steph and Jason, for yet again entrusting me with documenting your family. Hold on to your seats because this ride as much as it will be awesome, it may be a bit bumpy at the beginning :)
It was a great event… I’m talking about Liz and Uriah’s wedding day. The weather was beautiful, the bride and groom were awesome, family and friends came together to celebrate this wonderful couple.
Bridal bling… I especially love the inscription on Uriah’s ring.
The corner shot… we worked with what we had :)
The ceremony took place at The Vickery Village.
After bridal portraits, we headed to The Ravine in Green Bay.
Special tidbit… The orange sunflowers were planted and cultivated by Liz’s dad.
Thank you, Liz and Uriah, for making me a part of your wedding day.
Dziekuje!
Courtney and Nate’s wedding was so nice that they did it twice. Due to Corona virus, they opted for a small back yard ceremony. Then, did it all over again at Grand Meridian. Loved photographing both of the celebrations.
Bridal bling…
One of my favorite photos from the day… the two little hands are everything.
Throwback to their back yard wedding….
Plamann Park bridal portraits.
Thank you, Courtney and Nate, for making me a part of your beautiful wedding celebrations!
Dziekuje
Elaine and Zach’s wedding day makes another first one (see previous post). This time it’s a quarantine wedding. After picking a back up wedding date, this sweet couple decided to go on with their May wedding ceremony. Family and friends joined them in a streamed mass.
Bridal bling… natural in nature.
Zach’s mom helped Elaine get ready.
Elaine and Zach didn’t opt for a first look, but I found a way to have them be in one photo without seeing each other.
Zach’s dad walked Elaine down the aisle.
Refractions.
A sweet surprise for the bridal couple… their families.
Six feet apart and wearing mask… the unfortunate reality… but everyone was happy for the newlyweds!
We ventured onto St. Norbert College grounds for a short bridal portrait session.
Thank you, Elaine and Zach, for making me a part of this beautiful wedding day… although short it was definitely a sweet one :)
Dziekuje!
Never did I ever expect to do a session via internet… but it was awesome!! Over the years I have photographed Sam and Andrew’s engagement session, wedding, maternity, first born, multiple family sessions… and now, a virtual newborn and family session. It was definitely a first one for me.
Sam contacted me almost at the beginning of her pregnancy asking if I could do a FRESH48 session once the baby was here. Usually, the FRESH48 sessions take place at the hospital and within the first 48 hours of baby’s arrival. Sam had her heart set on it and so did I (since I LOVE photographing newborns), but our plans had to change just a bit. You know… COVID19 and year 2020… but nothing was going to stop me.
I would set up the shot and angle. Andrew (and then Sam) took turns pressing the shutter via remote control. I don’t know if that makes them my assistants or not, but both of them did an excellent job.
Sam did a great job photographing her boys!
I asked Andrew to step outside to take this photo through their window. We were joking that it would be fun if the neighbors were watching. He was using an umbrella to block off the reflections… so much fun.
Thank you for having me ‘photograph’ another milestone. I will definitely remember this one forever!
Dziekuje.
