A summer day on the water, surrounded by the people who mean the most.

Marguerite and Jack’s wedding at the River House at Events at Queenstown Harbor was the kind of Chesapeake Bay celebration that feels unmistakably Maryland — warm summer air, shimmering water, soft golden light, and a room full of people who couldn’t wait to celebrate these two.

Being back in Maryland, where I grew up, is so special. I love documenting days like this exactly as they unfold. From the quiet moments before the ceremony to windblown hugs, happy tears, champagne-soaked dancing, and a summer sunset over the water, their day was filled with all the little moments that make a wedding feel like yours.

Photographed on both digital and 35mm film, their Queenstown Harbor wedding feels a little dreamy, a little nostalgic, and completely them — a true Maryland waterfront wedding surrounded by the people they love most.

There’s something pretty unforgettable about getting married in the mountains.

For couples traveling to Colorado to celebrate, a Boulder, Colorado destination wedding is hard to beat — dramatic Flatirons views, golden summer light, wild mountain landscapes, and the kind of laid-back energy that makes the whole day feel like an adventure.

As a Colorado wedding photographer, I love documenting destination weddings in Boulder with an approach that is candid, intentional, and a little nostalgic. From the quiet moments before the ceremony to champagne, happy tears, big hugs, and dancing under the Colorado sky, these are the moments that tell the story of the day exactly as it happened.

Photographed on digital and film, this Boulder wedding is a little wild, a little dreamy, and completely unforgettable — the perfect Rocky Mountain destination wedding in Colorado.