To have a first look, or not to have a first look? That’s what Shakespeare said, right? Okay, maybe not quite. But if you’ve started planning your wedding, there’s a good chance you’ve found yourself asking a surprisingly important question: Should we see each other before the ceremony? For some couples, the answer is an easy yes. For others, the idea of seeing each other before the ceremony doesn't feel quite right. They want to save that moment for the walk down the aisle

Some wedding days feel effortless from beginning to end, and Baylee and Mark’s was no exception. From the moment I met Baylee, she radiated joy. She is funny, upbeat, and completely herself, while Mark is kind, laid-back, and so easy to be around. Together, they had such a lightness about them that made my time with them incredibly enjoyable. No matter what was happening around them, they never let anything get in the way of enjoying their wedding day. The celebration began

There are some weddings that stay with you long after the last photograph has been delivered. McCall and Matt’s big day was one of those. Their April 26, 2025 wedding at Hillwood Country Club was filled with soft pink florals, elegant details, and a lively reception that kept everyone on the dance floor. But what I remember most is how many people were there to celebrate them. Beginning with their wedding weekend at The Hermitage Hotel to their ceremony at Hillwood and th