So this is a family that I love for so many reasons. I could talk about the weddings i’ve photographed, or the drinks we’ve had, or the basketball i’ve played - with almost every single member of this family I have gotten to know from various things and i’ve loved every moment of it. They are kind, thoughtful, funny, and I genuinely enjoy spending time with them. So doing this was pretty great, getting to photograph their amazing family. I hope you love these. :)
Read MoreSo when I was in 7th and 8th grade I was part of a pretty amazing class. I didn’t go to a public school, rather, I was part of a small Christian school in Post Falls, Idaho. The class size was roughly 25 students - super small by public school standards, but a great size for making friends. Not so small you had no options, but small enough that you can know everyone. I loved it. I loved the people, I loved the teachers, I loved my friends.
Read MoreGoing into Sam & Shea’s wedding I had only met them two other times - our consultation and engagement photos - and each time my love for them, for who they are, their character and quality, grew. So going into their wedding I was excited, I was excited to meet their families, their friends, and learn even more about these amazing people that drive a pretty crazy white van (if you know them, you know what i’m talking about). Turns out, all my initial thoughts on them were wrong.
Read MoreI knew when I arrived at Kayleigh’s house the morning of September 28th that this wedding wasn’t going to be like any September wedding I had before. There was about 2 inches of fresh snow on the ground, and the snow was coming in sideways at that moment. It was cold, it was super rainy, and it was supposed to be an outdoor wedding.
Read MoreAround 8 years ago we all had Facebook, Myspace was even a thing then, kind of, but this story starts somewhere else. There was also this smaller social network called My Yearbook. This is where Jeremy and Anna found each other. Jeremy broke the ice by asking Anna questions - not conversational questions as much as small, cleaver questions that would somehow show his interest, but also his depth. Very cleaver.
Read MoreChaunce and Bella - and their family - are some amazing people. Nothing shows me this more than one very unique event (something i’ve never seen before) that happened at the end of their beautiful (and short) ceremony. After being pronounced husband and wife, they went for a dip - the proceeded to fall to the ground. So many couples would be mad, or embarrassed, but Chaunce and Bella (even while lying on the ground) Burt into laughter. it was beautiful in such an amazing way - because marriage doesn’t go as planned, things go wrong, and to see them go into it together, laughing, was amazing. I loved being at their wedding so much, and i’m so proud to be sharing these memories with you.
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