MR. AND MRS. EWING (UNION MILLS HOMESTEAD, MD)

Heyhey! How is everybody doing? I've been a busy wedding shooting bee this summer and have a few weddings I can't wait to show you all. In case you're ever curious what I'm up to when I'm not posting on my blog do check out my Twitter. I love posting sneak peeks and funny stories from the weddings I shoot. So, what are you waiting for? Follow me!


This wedding took place at the lovely Union Mills Homestead in Westminster, MD. I had never been there before and it was just beautiful. Not to mention I think I really did fall in love with the wedding party and guests. I stalled a good 20 minutes at the end of my contracted time because I didn't want to leave. And once I did leave I felt like I hadn't just done my job but that I had also made friends. That's the best.




Before I get a hundred emails about where these girls got their dresses from I'll just tell you here: the one and only Anthropologie! Beautiful, right?
























Tyler and Jessica went detail crazy for their reception. I was in heaven!







The favors were tea bags from Baltimore, MD. Haha I suddenly felt very far away from home.


Tyler and Jessica flew out their friend Jeff Alfiero from Nashville (where they now live together) to play during the reception. Can I just say live music is incredibly superior to any sort of mix at a reception? Or, forget a reception, anywhere for that matter! He played/sang for 4 hours straight - no sheet music, no lyrics. And he even took one of my requests! I was very impressed. Jeff, if you're reading this, you made my night.









Tyler is an incredibly talented musician himself. He composed much of the music for the wedding!







Tyler & Jess - You two are a wonderful couple. Thank you for having me on the first day of your life together. I wish you the very best forever and always.

Mr. and Mrs. Paleos (Billingsley House Museum, MD)

I was already looking forward to this wedding and then it happened. I saw The Tree of Life. I'm a little bit of a movie nerd and I had been looking forward to seeing this moving for a good amount of time. It surpassed every expectation I had. And more than that, it inspired me like nobody's business. As an artist that is the true test of a good movie, whether or not I'm sitting there going "I want to make art RIGHT NOW" or not. If you're an artist and you haven't felt that way watching a movie, stop counting down the days until Twilight and go see The Tree of Life. For serious.

Ok, so back to the wedding. Like I said, I was looking forward to this one for a while! I photographed Tierra and Nick's engagement photos this winter and I knew their wedding was going to be a blast. And then I Googled the venue. Shut up. The Billingsley House Museum was just what I needed after watching that movie. I wandered around in awe of the little details and enchanted by the patterns and colors. So, in honor of my inspiration, the charming venue, and beautiful couple, I present you Tierra and Nick's wedding!








Well, hello there gorgeous. I was in love with Tierra's shoes.













Words cannot express how proud I was of Tierra for not going "matchy matchy" on her wedding day. From the different bridesmaids bouquets to including a "bridesman" in her bridal party, I was loving Tierra's unconventional taste. You go girl.




And this is Tierra. If you aren't jealous of her name yet, you should be jealous of how gosh dang beautiful she looks. 




In case you were wondering who the bridesman escorted down the aisle, there was a "groomswoman" as well. And she was a ginger. 



I'm a big fan of bows and bow ties.





















Aaand now for my maybe favorite of the day. (I can't decide)




















I love colors! Such a beautiful and fun wedding party!















Tierra & Nick - Congratulations! I wish you the very best in your marriage and hope to see you again soon. Thanks for having me along!