Your engagement session is a time to show off your personality as a couple through your clothing. Krupa and Abraham used their outfit changes to reflect two different sides of their relationship: traditional and sophisticated to start, followed by effortless Florida style. Tina Bass Photography beautifully captured the rich colors in their Indian engagement session, as well as the impossibly gorgeous Florida sunshine.
A sweet candy-colored palette, the intense greenery of the Ravens Glenn Winery, and Michelle and TJ’s undeniable love for each other make this Ohio winery wedding one for the books. Michelle and TJ let the natural surroundings of the venue do most of the work, adding touches of aqua, pale pink, and coral for a romantic ambiance. If you look closely, you’ll notice a couple of extra fun details that C&I Studios brilliantly captured: the wedding officiant snapping a photo of Michelle and TJ’s first kiss as husband and wife with his iPad, and TJ leading the rockin’ band at the reception. Does it get any better than that?
We wanted a classy wedding look, while still having touches of nature.
The Moments:
The ceremony was definitely my favorite. It was such a personal and intimate time as we confessed our love for each other and commited ourselves to becoming one.
The Couple Recommends:
Everyone we worked with was great. But our photographer was definitely the best. As soon as we were engaged our biggest concern was booking Justin from C&I Studios. They are an incredible team to work with, and we couldn’t be happier with the way they captured our special day.
Thanks to C&I Studios for allowing Junebug a glimpse into Michelle and TJ’s Ohio winery wedding! For more winery wedding inspiration, don’t miss Christina and Craig’s winery wedding at Cedar Lake Cellars.
We love when wedding images are just dripping with personality. Rebecca and Katy are a sentimental couple — Katy proposed with a song on guitar, if that tells you anything — so their Chicago wedding was filled with extra special moments from friends and family. Photographer Leah Moyers is passionate about capturing those little moments, making memories the couple can look back on forever.
Our general theme for the wedding was a rustic elegance. For Rebecca‘s dress, she wanted something vintage inspired but modern. Katy‘s dress was tuxedo inspired.
The Moments:
One of my favorite moments was walking down the aisle and seeing all of my favorite people at once, surrounding us with love and good wishes. It felt like I was floating.
The Couple Recommends:
For Rebecca, one of the most special things of the wedding was having her veil and sash made from her Grandmother’s wedding dress- a custom commission by Hats by Angela Morano.