Did you know I also photograph seniors? It’s how I originally started!! Fun fact: I shot Madelyn’s high school senior photos in fall of 2016. And this week I got to take her college senior photos😍 
The only reason I’ll get up before the sun is for flights and my cutie couples🥰 chasing that yummy sunrise light💃🏻🌞 
So so so excited for all my weddings this summer😭 I keep thinking about FINALLY getting to celebrate so many couples that postponed from last year, and so many couples that have dealt with wedding planning over the last year. SO. SO. EXCITED. 😭 
Feeling a little sad today, but you know what doesn’t make me sad? Thinking about being back in Moab, one of my favorite places. ❤️ I’m not sure when we will be back, maybe I’ll make @gabycaskeyphoto go with me this time. 🤪 
You gotta get the sweet and the silly moments. ❤️ I had a phone consultation this past weekend and she asked me something along the lines of what I pride myself on with my work. I listed off a couple things, but one of them being this. I live the sweet and the silly. Because that’s who you are. When you’re with your best friend, for most people, a slightly goofier side comes out. You feel comfortable with them to be able to be both. To have the snuggly moments, but to also be able to be fully you and goof off. Those little in between moments of goofing off are just as important, if not more, than the posed, sweet ones. When you look at your wedding photos, I want you to look back and feel those moments. And because of that, it’s important to have both photographed. And I’d like to think that I’m good at that. I know that’s a bit of a ramble, but that’s my morning thoughts for ya❤️💃🏻 
Something I’ve been thinking about lately as weddings evolve into something more intimate. Being invited to someone’s wedding is a privilege, not a right. And as a couple, it’s your day. You get to decide what it looks like. I’ve noticed so many things that people get sucked into/feel like they have to do because it’s a wedding. Yes it’s a wedding, but it’s YOUR wedding. My husband and I didn’t want a big wedding. He wanted to go to the courthouse, I wanted to go somewhere secretly with 10 people. Plenty of people were annoyed and said we were selfish for not having a wedding. Did I care? Nope. I’ve seen too many couples not have the wedding they want for me to care. Don’t want a wedding party? Don’t have a wedding party. Don’t want a cake cutting or don’t like cake? Don’t do it, or find something else. Don’t want to invite your parents coworker or friend that you met once? Don’t. As we see weddings evolve from a big event to something more intimate, remember to keep you two in the center of it all. THAT is what the day is about. Whether there is 250 people, 25 people, or 2 people. Celebrating you two and the love you share together. At the end of the day, you will be husband and wife, wife and wife, husband and husband, or partner and partner. And that’s what truly matters. ❤️