Jackie and her bridesmaids started the day off at Images Salon on Grinstead Rd in Louisville, having their hair done for her big day. As a photographer, I love spending the day with my clients as it’s the start of an unfolding story that lasts a lifetime. Starting the morning off with the ladies for their hair, nail & makeup sessions helps include me in everything that unfolds throughout the day and lets me in to capture those little things that make the day so memorable.

The sun is setting on Beth and Andrew’s wedding day, but we stopped by the covered bridge at the entrance to Wooded Glenn in Henryville, Indiana, for a shot prior to the couple’s entrance to their reception.

What a beatiful, calm day for reflections in the pond at Cathedral Gardens in Henryville, Indiana. Beth took a moment out of the promanade with her Bridesmaids for a reflective picture.

Andrew shows the chivalry that helped steal his new wife’s heart by carrying her up the trail at Wooded Glenn Retreat Center in Henryville, where the couple had their reception. The site hosted a new deck, overlooking the lake behind the retreat center.

Beth and her bridesmaids show a little of their wild side and release a little bit of the excitement for the cermenoy to come. I followed the group around the pond and stopped quite often to have them interact with the many beautiful spots at Cathedral Gardens in Henryville.

Beth and her bridesmaids took a stroll around the gardens prior to her groom’s arrival. And you just couldn’t take a bad picture there.

The Cross Fountain offered a wonderful background to compliment Andrew & Beth’s outdoor ceremony at Cathedral Gardens in Henryville. Andrew waited at the cross for a few moments to reflect upon the day to come.

Andrew and his guys jump with their reflections mirroring the excitement of the day. What an incredible location for an outdoor wedding with all the structures, fountains, ponds, greenery and flowers.

We had just a few minutes at Duncan Memorial, as the second wedding of the day was on schedule to use the location, but were able to make good use of our time. Robert and Grace were a blast to work with and always ready for a photo shoot.

Grace was just glowing after the ceremony, speaking in Korean to her family who had made the trip for her wedding and English to all those who attended, all at 100 miles per hour! Even through all the hugs and congratulations, Grace was glowing. Duncan Memorial provided a beautiful, cozy setting for such a wonderful day!

Robert and his Groomsmen catch a few minutes break between locations and just fell into this shot waiting for the ladies to show up. Duncan Memorial in Crestwood, Kentucky, offers diverse photo settings and a pond behind the chapel.

What an awesome day filled with fabulous people and wonderful locations. With the ceremony just hours away, the Bride, accompanied by her Bridesmaids, took a little tour of the River City Winery in downtown New Albany, Indiana. The barrels offered some real nice tones and depth to the shoot.

The Bride and her Bridesmaids took a stroll from The Grand to the River City Winery in downtown New Albany for a little tour and relaxation prior to the wedding. The winery offered a wonderful front window to get a little peek at what was going down inside.

Our little ring bearer raced up the aisle during an outdoor wedding at Huber Winery. It just goes to show that you can work real hard to plan your wedding day, but it’s hard to come up with something spontaneously that will make your guests laugh, chuckle and cheer… That’s when it pays to have little kids in the wedding party!

I’m always looking for little things here and there that will tie the location to the wedding and this sun bird feeder on the back of the bridal house at Huber Winery just beamed!