I think the wedding industry has spent way too much time making couples feel like a smaller wedding is something they need to explain. Maybe you do not want to invite everyone you have ever met. Maybe the idea of spending your wedding day making small talk with 150 people sounds exhausting. Maybe you want more time, more intention, and more room in the budget for the parts of the day that actually matter to you. That is not cutting back. It is choosing differently. A micro we

Sometimes wedding plans change, even when the day is almost here. I stepped into Madi and Kash’s wedding just four weeks before they were set to get married at Lakewold Gardens. Something unexpected had come up with their original coordinator and they needed someone who could quickly learn the plans, connect with their vendor team, and make sure the wedding still felt calm and completely theirs. Four weeks is not a lot of time to get to know an entire wedding. But Madi had al

Not every wedding at a garden venue has to be soft, neutral, or traditional. This colorful wedding editorial at Fox Hollow Farm started with a vision from Jessika of Jessika Christine Photo. She brought the initial creative idea to me, and I helped turn it into something we could actually build. That meant finding the right venue, sourcing the rentals, working through how the table should look, and styling everything on the day of the shoot. Jessika had the direction. I took

An October Dinner Party Wedding at The Corson Building Some wedding venues are beautiful because they give you a completely blank space to transform. The Corson Building is beautiful because it already feels like something. It is warm, a little tucked away, full of greenery, and made for gathering around really good food. It feels more like being invited into the most beautiful dinner party than walking into a traditional wedding venue. Which is exactly why I think a Corson B