Seriously, after all these years, weddings are still fun for us. We look at them as date night, our chance to spend time with each other doing something we love equally. We willingly surrender the spotlight to the bride and groom, hoping the images we take capture perfectly the day that marks the couple's new beginning.

Yeah, it may sound corny, but it’s true. We take the bride and groom’s day personal. We shoot with our hearts and feel invested in what we do. We like to think it shows.

It’s not just about the great gear, the perfect angle and the right lighting. We got that. Our experience and knowledge make the technical aspect of things second nature.

We are thinking of the couple, their family, their friends and how we can catch those authentic moments that may seem slight at the time, but can mean everything when it’s all said and done.

We take the pictures we wish someone had taken for us, and we take the ones we are so grateful that we have. We want to capture what the bride and groom say is important to them and the ones they don’t know will be.

We work hard, we have fun, and we are waiting for our next date night. Is that with you?