10/20/2026
When I first heard from these two, the bride told me something that immediately resonated with me and how I approach my work: she wanted photos that went beyond the beautifully composed portraits. She wanted to remember the little moments, the personalities, the genuine emotions, and all the things that might otherwise go unnoticed or eventually be forgotten.
And their wedding day was exactly that kind of celebration.
Two airline pilots who fell in love over their shared passion for flying, Danny and Sarah chose to exchange vows in the Adirondacks, a place where they’ve both long felt God's presence in the beauty of the outdoors.
Surrounded by the mountains in their autumn colors and just 50 of their closest family and friends, they created a day that felt deeply personal, sentimental, and wonderfully true to who they are.
There were children running through the grass, flower girls with crowns of autumn blooms, bubbles floating through the afternoon sunshine, and a whole lot of laughter.
There was the quiet moments of getting ready, the joy of generations celebrating together, and, fittingly, a little aviation adventure woven into the festivities.
It was beautiful but more than that, it was a day true to them.
And I think that's what I loved most about this day.
Not everything was perfectly arranged and it didn't need to be. The beauty was in the people, their connections, and all the wonderfully unscripted moments in between.
