Bryson B Photo

06/01/2026

Indescribably lucky to have been immersed in Caitlyn and Sean's day. Weather and logistics be damned, it's nothing that a few umbrellas from the back of my car can't solve!

Puddles become opportunities, the rain drops on a suit jacket become a story, and an indoor ceremony just means we're all that much more cozy together.

If you asked me to pick a favorite slide from this post, it would be impossible... But handing Caitlyn and Sean my camera during the ceremony is up there. As is peeking through the arbor ☺️.

Thanks for the trust and for the Don Julio ♥️
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05/29/2026

Very thankful for Emily and Brandon and their kindness, humor, and for committing to the bit and making a unity margarita for their ceremony. Likely the tastiest, warmest, most special-est margarita they'll ever share. ♥️
Not pictured here is their welcome party the day before. I LOVE photographing welcome parties (or rehearsal dinners, sameish thing) because it gives me the chance to meet all your favorite people in a low-stress environment.
Emily and Brandon's wedding day was already amazing, but it was so much more meaningful already having heard Tom's poetry, goofing around with Rebecca and Shannon, and gathering all of Mary's siblings for a photo.
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05/21/2026

Grace and Luke with their people. With her grandpa, with his 1000 nieces and nephews, with their dear friends and family, and with their puppies (which are people).
Weddings are full of people. Sometimes two, sometimes two hundred. More often than not, it's a combination of people that physically won't ever gather under one roof again. This isn't some deep, niche observation, it's simply the reason why I love this job.
10 years ago, I photographed my very first wedding at Schwarz barn for my friends Nick and Ashley. I charged them basically $3 and a firm handshake, but I remember just having an absolute blast! Now, 10 years later, the venue has long since added air conditioning and bathrooms, and I'm still addicted to capturing people in love and people celebrating people in love. This is the good stuff, y'all.
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05/19/2026

When I first spoke with Ilie and Kate, what stuck out to me the absolute MOST was how they spoke about each other. The ease with which they praised and lifted each other up was apparent and our conversation was so life-giving.
In traditional Pashtun weddings, the couple looks into a mirror that is handed to them during the ceremony. Ilie and Kate wanted that to be a private moment shared between them after the ceremony, so after the formalities, we hopped back into the suite for a quiet moment. They were (and are) inseparable! So, I asked them to tell each other how much they appreciate each other - how much their partner means to them. I quietly slipped away into the other room, took a few photos of the tears and hugs, and left them alone to soak in the rest of that moment with each other.
Ilie and Kate are joy-filled, kind, gracious, and intentional, as was every beloved guest that joined them that day at a small venue on Cherokee street. This is the good s**t, y'all. ♥️
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05/08/2026

Walkin, talkin, laughin, and eatin bugs (just me, on accident). What a lovely evening with Evian and Colin!!

05/04/2026

Rachel and Conner in the bushes and on some stairs and in the park(s) and in good light and in good spirits ♥️

05/03/2026

Erin and Kevin and ice cream 💕
Had a lovely time goofin' around with these two! Many couples come to me assuming that they'll be difficult to photograph or that they're nervous for the session, and Erin and Kevin were no exception. Happy to report that the nerves melted away approximately 100x faster than our ice cream. 😉

04/24/2026

I almost got squished 3 times by people doing u-turns on Main Street. Worth it just to hang with Megan and Scott!!

04/20/2026

When I first met with Emily and Paul a recurring theme in our chats, aside from how funny they are together, is how much they have stuck by each other through tough times. How truly devoted they are to the other person.
At their wedding, all I could do was notice how ALIVE they looked and felt when they were with each other! The moment they saw each other for the first time, the smiles showed up easier, the hugs were 72% tighter, and the normal hustle and bustle of a wedding day just flowed right over them. Emily and Paul belong together, and I'm stoked to have been at the wedding to prove it with photos. Thanks, friends!
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04/14/2026