My boys, Brendan and Dylan, in 2015.

When my wife and I got married in 2007, we were still in our senior year in college. Money was tight, but we knew we wanted a professional to document our day. We found a local photographer who was willing to work with us, had a style we liked, and was reasonably close to our budget. We will cherish these photos forever. They are worth every cent, especially now that some of these special people in our lives have left us to meet Jesus. This is one of the many reasons that photographing weddings is one of my favorites!

Bruce, one of my wife's youth leaders, gives her a hug at our wedding in 2007.

One of the last photos I have of my father, Paul. Taken at my wedding in 2007.

Even though both of these people are no longer with us, we have the chance to remember these moments and others because we invested in documenting our time with them. The biggest regret Sara and I have about our wedding is that we only hired our photographer for four hours. If we could do it all over again, we would add more time to document even more of our special day. It is for this reason that I only offer full-day wedding coverage. We are able to tell the entire story of your day. Friends of clients who weren't able to attend a wedding have said "I feel like I was there. It's so real, and you capture all of the emotions." At the weddings we photograph, we are there from the moment the bride begins prepping for the day, until the happy couple leaves at the end of the celebration.