Although I’ve captured many proposals, each one is unique and fills my heart with joy. Taylor and Jordyn’s proposal was no exception. Being part of their journey was an honor, reminding me why I love wedding photography.

I've put together a list of tips to help couples feel confident and relaxed in front of the lens. Whether you're naturally shy or just feeling the pressure of having your picture taken on such a momentous occasion, these five tips will help you look and feel your best in your photos.

For Chuck and Alana, their engagement was a moment they wanted to live to the fullest. They had a fun engagement session at Howard University, but they also wanted an elegant piece done with a graceful touch too so they chose the Washington National Arboretum.

What made this engagement session even more authentically special was knowing how much Baltimore Harbor meant to Bria and Arnold. It’s their favorite place to dine out and spend time with each other. You can feel the realness radiate from these photographs. They’re reliving the joy of their early dates, and are embracing the excitement of spending the rest of their lives together.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Anderson House in Washington, DC, the Riley-Coleman wedding goes down as one of our all-time favorite 2020 ceremony designs. Everything about the event was meticulously considered, from the setting, to the decor, and the all-important dress code.