So, you guys know that I love sneaking out and taking some photos after dark. It adds drama, and is that ‘wow’ shot that can be a showstopper. Plus, it is something a little different and gives the newly married couple a moment alone during the busy wedding day. Here are the best of 2019.

Where do I start? Every year I feel humbled and blessed when my couples choose me to capture their weddings. Truly, it is about the memories, and I cannot put into words how honored I feel to photograph these moments. Here’s to 2019, and congrats to all these beautiful humans!

Let’s celebrate love with a 2019 recap. First up, we are taking a look at all the beautiful couples photos from the past year.

2019 was amazing. I had the tremendous opportunity to travel to quite a few locations early this year to capture engagement photos, and (of course) had beautiful photo sessions right here in the Burgh. Here’s a look at my favorite images:

Annie was a blast to work with. She loves musical theater, so the first thing we did was head into the city and the cultural district for some photos by the Benedum. It was a gorgeous sunny day, and we enjoyed it; going everywhere from the North Shore to up on Mt. Washington - with lots of pictures along the way!

Where do I start with these two? Their engagement session was super adorable and fun, so I knew their wedding was going to be amazing. I was not disappointed! Their family and friends were wonderful to work with, and the groomsmen were hysterical.

We had Megan & Jeff’s session at North Boundary Park in Cranberry. Getting up at sunrise is worth it to get that beautiful morning light. We lucked out with some fog as well! Afterwards, we headed back to their house to get some fun lifestyle photos with their pups. Dogs make sessions 10x more fun (and rambunctious).

Cindy & Ryan had such a gorgeous day. Everything came together perfectly. We found some great spots for photos near the hotel, and even were able to grab some photos of the bridesmaids in their neighbor’s backyard.

I’ve been so excited to share these. Miranda is into all things Victorian, so for her senior portraits we had to do something special. She wore a Victorian gown, and we took photos at some of the beautiful homes from that era in Pittsburgh. Our first stop was Mansions on Fifth for their beautiful stained glass and grand staircase. Then we were lucky enough to be granted permission to photograph outside this private home in Highland Park. I feel like the whole shoot was out of a movie. Miranda is most likely going to college for some type of historic preservation, and I can see why!