Laura + Casey got married on the beautiful West Point Campus last Fall.  Rich in tradition, history and beautiful scenery I was beyond pumped to shoot there. Casey, an alumnus walked us all around the campus, taking us to spots that I’d like to think–in my head anyway–were exclusive.  It might have been the first time that I had the groom be so eager and excited for portraits.  

Actually, it was so portrait heavy that I decided to switch things up a little for this blog post and primarily share just those favorites of the lovely bride + groom that day.  

And thank you to the Mr. Robert Norman, whom I was lucky gal to have shoot with me that day.

 

Classic tux… Best dressed nominee for me for the season, (as if I’m Joan Rivers from “Fashion Police”).  

Helicopter pad… Mmmmmmmm!

Delicious antique family jewelry.

 

Normally when I meet with couples before their wedding it’s usually at least with the bride, but this time I met just with Chris.  So aside from some glimpses I got through Instagram, Krista sort of remained a mystery until their wedding day.

We did however exchange a few emails leading up to their wedding + I learned she had planned their wedding with the help of blogs, Etsy + Pinterest (a bride after my own heart) and Chris used his mad skills as a graphic designer to create all the paper goods.  Needless to say, I was pumped for their wedding and knew it was going to have some delightful + cohesive details.

Both the ceremony + reception were at Webb Barn.  It was such a beautiful day with the insane foliage aside from it being super chilly + crisp, but they had their love to keep them warm! :)

Always grateful to have my homegirl, Nicole Taylor who shot with me, made me laugh + and contributed lovely images.

Now onto some images… xo

 

The cutest DIY photobooth ever.

“I love technology, but not as much as you, you see.  But I still love technology.  Always and forever…”  

High fives to those that can name the movie that line is from.