Laxenburg Palace is located 15km south of the capital city of Vienna in beautiful Austria.
Once their families changed their mind about eloping, they had to decide where to host their wedding. Joey is from Oklahoma and Stephanie is from California, so their families weren’t in the same location. So, if people were going to have to travel for the wedding, they wanted their guests to travel to a fun location that had a lot to offer. Then it hit them – New Orleans.
This shoot was styled after spring in Paris. The Sweet Peas and other garden blooms gave everything a soft a delicate touch.
What we love about this styled elopement is that it was all about the details! Not every couple wants to get married on a mountain top or have an epic adventure. This elopement is the perfect example for those who want an intimate wedding that still has all the beautiful and intricate details of a bigger wedding.
The Mill of New Iberia is an old paper mill that they hope to convert into a wedding venue in the near future. Currently people are drawn to the space because of the endless photo opportunities and many “instagramable” back drops.
Once a Danish church, The Covenant at Murray Mansion, located in Racine, Wi, is now a beautiful wedding venue for fine art-inspired brides and grooms.
Caitlin and Deryk were supposed to marry the weekend after the world shut down for COVID. They waited it out another 6 months to be able to have the wedding of their dreams with all of their friends and family at the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.
Abby was reporting on a 2A playoff baseball game in May of 2019. The team she was covering came back from a 9-1 deficit and scored 8 runs in the bottom of the 7th. She was filming and updating on Twitter and the game was retweeted by other reporters in Dallas and Waco. Derek saw one of the posts and followed Abby on Twitter. She followed him back! He immediately messaged her and their relationship started from there! (Side note: they have very differing, very humorous stories on how quick the “follow back” was). They became “official” on June 15, 2019.
Overlooking the blue-green water of Emerald Bay, Betsy and Josh say “I do”. Betsy wore a stunning gown with lace details, a dramatic train and an embellished hair accessory.
The way the waves crashed into the rocks where Cory and Josh stood for their ceremony felt so powerful! These two are a force.