Give me all the intimate weddings with horses and golden sunsets.
Dane & Lisa’s wedding was a beautiful reminder that there are still good and joyous things in the world for those who pay attention.
Venue: Marfarm | Coordinator: Zest it Up | Hair & Makeup: Lindsay Gates | Catering: SLO Brew | Florals: By Request
DJ: Modern Symphony | Donuts: Sugar Lips | Cake: Cake Cathedral | Rentals: SLO Party Rentals
If Covid has taught us anything, it’s to find gratitude in the unlikely places. It’s also taught us a great deal about flexibility, creativity, and what’s REALLY important. And know one feels these lessons greater than couples getting married this year.
After 12 years of photographing weddings, I thought I’d seen it all. I was very, very wrong.
The way couples get creative in having their wedding celebration despite the wrenches 2020 has been throwing like confetti — it inspires me to the core. Because at the end of the day, all you need is each other and a few loves ones to cheer when you share your first kiss as Mr. & Mrs. And a killer photographer to capture it, of course.
Believe me when I say, it’s just as important to document your love story 10 years down the road as it is on the day you are married. If not even more so.
Sam & Stephanie got married back in February, right before the world got turned upside down.
We started at The Madonna Inn, and wandered over to Chamisal Vineyards for their intimate wedding ceremony amidst the wintery vines. And it was perfect.
{bouquet by Sprigs Floral Design}
Based in San Luis Obispo and traveling the globe documenting destination weddings, elopements, and stories of all kinds. Inspired by love, light, heartache, and all the things that make us human.
