06/04/2026
One thing I’ve noticed over the last few years:
Wedding traditions aren’t disappearing.
They’re becoming more intentional.
Couples are asking themselves less often, “What are we supposed to do?” and more often, “What actually matters to us?”
That might mean a huge wedding party.
It might mean no wedding party at all.
It might mean inviting 250 people.
It might mean celebrating with 25.
It might mean a luxury ballroom.
It might mean a backyard full of your favorite people.
And neither is better than the other.
Just different.
The best weddings I’ve photographed haven’t all looked the same. In fact, they usually look completely different from one another.
What they have in common is that the couple made decisions based on what they valued, not what they felt obligated to do.
At the end of the day, your wedding isn’t a test you have to pass.
It’s a celebration you’re creating.
Build it in a way that feels like you.
