03/11/2026
The same creative approach and six completely different expressions of celebration ⬇️
✨ Solene + Jim — Château de Cormicy (Cormicy, France)�This couple planned a quiet, intimate destination wedding in the French countryside that felt like a luxury dinner party. Their pup (Jax) trotted around the grounds of Château de Cormicy, delicious appetizers and desserts were served in the evening, and most of the night was spent around candlelit tables with their closest people.
✨ Claudia + Gabriel — Off Map Glamping (South Haven, Michigan)�Claudia and Gabriel’s wedding was curated 100% to fit their personalities. The bride sculpted bud vases for the reception tables, the groom designed drinking glasses as wedding favors, and together they created a cocktail hour / dinner / dessert menu of their favorite foods. The whole day felt cozy, artistic, and honest.
✨ Daniel + Lukasz — Galleria Marchetti (Chicago, Illinois)�This classy Chicago celebration was characterized by jewel color tones and family culture. Polish wedding traditions were thoughtfully incorporated into the day. Cocktail hour was intentional and elegant, and Galleria Marchetti was packed full of people who genuinely wanted to celebrate the bride and groom.
✨ Ally + Ian — The Covenant Place (Marion, Indiana)�This summer wedding revolved around community and hype. Ally and Ian enjoyed an outdoor wedding ceremony at The Covenant Place, a sunflower patch at sunset, and a dance floor that stayed packed all night.
✨ Ysa + Curtis — Huffman Manor (Fairbanks, Alaska)�This Alaska destination wedding felt more like a weekend gathering with friends than a formal event. The couple enjoyed a slow morning, making hot chocolate with their guests, and having a PJ party wedding reception in Fairbanks.
✨ Emma + Sam — Ivy House (Saugatuck, Michigan)�Emma and Sam’s Michigan greenhouse wedding ceremony was characterized by layers of greenery, a floral arch, and warm sunshine. The live band was our favorite part of their Ivy House wedding reception!
All different locations and designs— but the same intentional photo style consistently present in each gallery.
