The dance floor never saw a dull moment throughout the night as reception goers flock to the newlyweds in the newly renovated Barn 1 at Joe Hubers Family Farm and Restaurant.

Being an avid fisherman, the groom was a natural behind the reel for this shot. Working with this couple, we were really able to work out some fun photographs that showed both their serious and silly sides. Of course, I have one of the bride catching her groom, but he’s not making the “fishy face.”

Thank God we had such beautiful weather for a January. All of the recent snow and freezing weather took a break for Saturdays wedding and the ladies had the umbrellas just in case, so I figured that we’d throw in a little color.

The groom and bride lock eyes on their wedding day. What a beautiful day in January! The weather was perfect and we were able to get outside for photographs at Joe Hubers family farm and restaurant.

Bridesmaids help the bride walk to a different location for a shoot along the streets of New Albany near St. Marks UMC. It was such a gorgeous day with a beautiful sky.

I really love when the bride and groom invite me into their lives. Photographs like this, with Ben in his family’s barn, really tie in to his life growing up and also provide a backdrop that cannot be duplicated anywhere else.

Katie is caught off guard and reacts on the dancefloor during her wedding reception at The Grand in New Albany. It was fun just sitting back and photographing the range of emotions on people’s faces as the crowd moved and grooved. The couple had a very lively reception.

The bride’s father has a classic Cadilac Convertible, a 1968 if memory serves correct, which served as the wedded couples “get away” vehicle. Erin was just radiant and the flowers offered just enough color to add a real nice touch.

I actually was able to sneak the brides dress around the Brown Hotel in Louisville and photograph it in different locations.

A gorgeous sky set the background for a wonderful day for Brandon and his groomsmen as they relax a bit outside before the ceremony.

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Couple shares a moment in the Brown Hotel lobby while taking a break from their reception.

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There’s not a bad picture to take in the Brown Hotel in downtown Louisville, Kentucky. The hotel is just gorgeous! I had Ben and Elaine steal a kiss!

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Contact Stephen A Harmon, Louisville photographer, at 502-599-8483.

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Ben and Elaine were amazing! Their wedding was beautiful and elegant. Their location, The Brown Hotel, provided a wonderful atmosphere with nice, soft, romantic lighting and comfortable accommodations for guests as they celebrated the couple’s marriage.

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You know, there’s nothing like a couple GIANT SANDWICHES to tame the savage groomsman hunger on his buddy’s big day! These guys were very well taken care of at their wedding at The Brown hotel recently.

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