10/22/2026
Photographing another wedding professionalās wedding is a different kind of pressure. Especially when that person has seen hundreds of photographers come through her doors and somehow decided that YOU were the one she wanted. No pressure, right? š
Iāve known Casey for years through her work at Liberty House . Weāve worked countless weddings together, and sheās sent so many wonderful couples my way. Sheās never asked for anything in return, other than for me to take good care of them.
So when she got engaged and told me sheād be reaching out, I figured she was just being nice. You know how wedding people are. āWhen I get married, youāre going to be my photographer!ā Sure, sure. Iāve heard THAT one before.
Except Casey actually meant it š³.
Casey and Paul finally tied the knot on a Thursday (because wedding people donāt get weekends off) at The Farmhouse , and what a beautiful celebration it was.
If you know Casey, you know every detail was intentional. From the gorgeous decor to one of the most creative seating charts Iāve ever seen, featuring framed photos of their guests, her fingerprints were everywhere.
Their little guy even made his grand appearance in a wagon, their dogs showed up to surprise Paul, and there was a band, a DJ, and plenty of cookies. What more could you seriously ask for?
And Paul? Donāt let the rugged exterior fool you. The guy is a giant teddy bear. One of the nicest people youāll ever meet.
Now, thereās something nerve-wracking about photographing someone who knows how the sausage gets made. Casey got a peek behind the curtain, saw all the ridiculous things I do to make these photos happen, and thankfully, she still seemed to enjoy herself.
But my favorite part was celebrating someone whoās quietly supported my career for so many years.
Casey, thank you for trusting me with your clients all these years, and especially with your own wedding. Itās been an absolute pleasure knowing you as a colleague and now celebrating you as a friend.
Congrats, Casey and Paul! Wishing you both a million years of happiness.