A romantic Yale Elopement in New Haven, Connecticut. “Our favorite and most emotional moment was when we revisited the exact spot where we took our very first picture together on our first date. All of our old memories together came flooding back to us and it was such a special moment to show how much our love has grown together since then.” – Nathan & Janice

You’ve just received that email you’ve been waiting for – the link to all your wedding photographs! But before you open that link to view the full gallery on your phone, here is a guide for the best way to view your wedding gallery. Here’s 8 Steps for How To Mindfully View Your Wedding Photographs

Answering all your questions about wedding albums and why you should enjoy your wedding photographs in a gorgeous, heirloom album – not just as your phone background.

6 Celebrations to Inspire your Spring Wedding. Out of the hibernation of winter, daffodils bloom and the sun shines longer. Spring fills me with rejuvenation and I love celebrating this time of year! “It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart.” ― Rainer Maria Rilke

7 Celebrations to Inspire your Winter Wedding. From a Christmas Eve elopement in Vermont to snowy shores of a lake to Switzerland, winter is a magical time of year to get married! “Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: it is the time for home.” ― Edith Sitwell

10 Celebrations to Inspire your Elopement. Every elopement is so unique. I am particularly grateful to document these intimate occasions and be included and celebrate with my couples. “There really were many factors that went into why we decided to elope. Ultimately it just felt right for us. Being able to focus on each other, our commitment to each other, and just enjoying the company of each other on this special day was amazing. I will cherish how I felt on that day forever.” – Jessica

7 Sessions to inspire your engagement or pre-wedding session. An engagement or pre-wedding session is a fantastic way to celebrate your love! Once you’ve booked your session with me, we will chat about what places and spaces you connect with as a couple, and then we will come up with a plan for the day! I travel all over for my work, so I’m happy to plan a session abroad, at a gorgeous waterfall, NYC, the place you first met or anywhere that is exciting to you!

Alana & Kyler’s summer engagement session at the Rose Gardens at Elizabeth Park in Hartford, Connecticut was full of bountiful florals. “There are over 15,000 rose bushes and 800 varieties of old and new roses in the garden. Featured are hybrid tea, climbers, hybrid perpetual, and floribunda, shrub, and pillar roses, among others.”

Ryan & Leah married on a fall day in Shelburne, Vermont. They hosted an intimate gathering at Ryan’s family home, with Vermont Tent Company supplying a beautiful sailcloth tent and decor and to create an amazing backyard wedding. Leah got ready at Hotel Vermont in Burlington, before meeting up with Ryan at historic Shelburne Farms. “As soon as we said “I do” and put the rings on each other’s hand we both felt an overwhelming sense of happiness. At that point, we felt like we could really celebrate our life together.” – Ryan & Leah

Elements of Harry Potter were woven into several part of the day – Justin wore a Hogwarts pin and read the first chapter of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone out loud to Angel in the evening.

“We both love Harry Potter individually and it was just a happy coincidence that it was a shared love of ours even as adults. Since we’ve known each other since childhood, Harry Potter seems like a mix of our childhood and our present day. We read it ever year! It’s kind of become our compass in life, as trivial as that might sound, we find a lot of meaningful life lessons in those books and we wanted to incorporate that into our marriage as well.” – Angel