Taylor and Suhan’s wedding at Valley Regency was the kind of day that just felt right from beginning to end. It was relaxed, emotional, and full of the quiet moments that make a wedding feel personal.
Taylor wore a classic ballgown that suited her perfectly—elegant without being over the top. Her bouquet of white roses and hydrangeas set the tone for the rest of the day: clean, timeless, and full of soft beauty. Her bridesmaids matched the style effortlessly in black dresses that gave everything a chic, modern edge.
Suhan and his groomsmen balanced the look with navy and black tuxedos, keeping the overall palette sharp and refined. Together, the entire wedding party looked coordinated in a way that felt natural, not forced.
The ceremony was emotional in all the best ways. You could see how much this day meant to them, and you could feel how much joy it brought to their families. There were tears, laughs, and a lot of those stolen glances that say more than words.
The reception carried that same warmth. The tables were dressed in white with black accents—simple, crisp, and undeniably stylish. Guests enjoyed the kind of night that flows easily: heartfelt toasts, good music, and a dance floor that filled up fast.
What stood out most wasn’t a single moment but the overall feeling. Taylor and Suhan were completely present with each other, soaking in their day. Their families blended naturally, their friends showed up with full hearts, and the whole celebration felt grounded in love.
It was a beautiful start to their life together—classic, genuine, and unforgettable in the quietest, most meaningful ways.
After several days of rain, the skies finally cleared in late May—just in time for Alexandra and Sean’s engagement session in Morristown, NJ. The timing couldn’t have been more perfect, and what followed was an evening filled with laughter, golden light, and effortless connection between two people so clearly in love.
Morristown is one of my favorite places for engagement photography, especially in the spring. The charming streets, blooming greenery, and historic architecture create endless possibilities for photos. For Alexandra and Sean, we started at the iconic Vail Mansion, a classic backdrop that never disappoints, and a relaxed walk through town.
What stood out most about this session was how natural Alexandra and Sean were together. Whether they were laughing mid-conversation, sneaking in a quick dance, or just holding each other close, their connection was undeniable. My favorite engagement sessions are the ones where couples can simply be themselves—and with these two, that made every frame feel real and alive.
If you’re recently engaged and looking for a versatile location, Morristown is a perfect choice:
- Historic landmarks like Vail Mansion for timeless, romantic portraits.
- Charming streets and greenery that bring out a lifestyle feel.
- Golden May light that adds a soft, dreamy glow to every photo.
As the sun set, Morristown gave us the most beautiful golden-hour light, wrapping Alexandra and Sean in warmth. It felt like the town itself was celebrating their love. This late-spring session was full of joy, laughter, and easy, unposed moments—the kind that make engagement photos truly meaningful.
There’s something about spring in Central Park that slows the world down. For a few hours, the chaos of the city fades into the background, and you’re left with soft light, blooming trees, and moments that feel like they’re meant just for two people. That was exactly the vibe of Meghan and Brian’s engagement session—calm, intimate, and full of genuine connection.
We started at Bethesda Terrace, where the classic stone arches gave us the perfect setting. From there, we wandered to Bow Bridge, surrounded by the first fresh greens of the season and pops of spring color. Although full of life, the park felt quiet in that rare, magical way, and it let Meghan and Brian just be themselves—laughing, talking, soaking it in.
As we walked, they told me about their wedding plans and shared the story of how Brian proposed. It happened in London, over afternoon tea at the St. Pancras Hotel. Thoughtful and low-key—completely in tune with who they are as a couple: grounded, easygoing, and deeply connected.
They met through mutual friends during a weekend in the Poconos, and from their first date at a cozy French restaurant in NYC, it was clear they had something solid. Meghan says what she loves most about Brian is how caring, kind, and smart he is—and how he’s her biggest supporter. Brian says it’s her kind heart and beautiful smile that pulled him in.
Together, they’re steady and chill. They love trying new restaurants, traveling, reading, and watching documentaries. Their favorite trip so far? Greece in 2023—sun, food, views, and memories they still talk about.
They’re planning a spring 2026 wedding at Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club, a venue they love for its lush florals and stone exterior. Meghan says it feels like being in England—and it’s the perfect backdrop for the timeless, romantic day they’re dreaming of.
If this session is any indication, their wedding will be full of love, meaning, and joy. I can’t wait to capture it.
Motherhood is equal parts chaos and heart. It’s losing your patience, then melting at a smile five minutes later. It’s the noise, the mess, the magic — all rolled into one.
Today’s for the moms doing the everyday, unspectacular things that matter more than anyone realizes.
And today, I’m especially grateful — for the love, the lessons, and the little moments that make it all worth it.
