Every wedding I photograph gets the same attention — whether it's at Grand View Lodge or grandpa's backyard on the lake. Reach out with your date and venue, and let's talk about your day.
Monica & Erik — A Family Cabin Wedding on Bay Lake
A wedding at her family's cabin on Bay Lake — a circle of white roses at the water's edge, a sailcloth tent in the pines, a bar her dad built, bare feet off the dock at dusk, and a sparkler tunnel to finish.
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Molly & Josh — A Private Lake Cabin Wedding in the Brainerd Lakes
An early-summer private cabin wedding in the Brainerd Lakes — a dock first look, a birch-tipi ceremony arch with a red barn behind it, a Converse-and-lace bride, and a dusk dock-dip silhouette.
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Why a Backyard Lake Wedding at the Family Property Often Works Better
Four reasons a wedding at your family's lake place often reads more cinematic than a resort — the details the property already contains, how lake light behaves, the one lighting call that separates a tent from a parking lot, and why a looser day photographs like a film.
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Marissa & Taylor — The Pontoon, the Dock, and a Lake House Built for the Night
A ceremony at Immaculate Heart, a pontoon ride across Whitefish Lake, golden hour on the dock at The Cove, and a tent reception that carried the evening into the dark.
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