Caitlin and Tim

Caitlin and Tim really had their work cut out for them when it came to planning their wedding. The original venue they booked went under, and coronovirus caused them to reduce their gathering to the bare essentials. One thing for sure is that they made it work, and they didn’t let any of that hinder their ability to have fun. What do you get when you take a doe eyed soft spoken young girl and pair her up with a good humored engineer whose pants can fall at a moments notice? See for yourself!

When the wind works to your advantage. Home weddings sometimes make it tough to take a decent dress photo. I knew this was where I was going to do it when I pulled up.

Mimosa strawberries and the wedding rings.

This was really difficult to pull off. Using their display cabinet to capture her reflection.

All the girls were absolutely amazing, and the music was straight from the 80’s. I couldn’t ask for anymore than that. Also, Check out more of the makeup artist’s work on her instagram here!

Those doe eyes!

Taking care of the essentials when he’s supposed to be getting dressed. You have to make sure all the beer is super cold for later…and by later I mean right now, and also for later.

I will always love a dog at a wedding.

When he whispers sweet nothings to you.

All the beautifuls!

My favorite quote of the day came from Mama Bear when she was trying to put on Caitlin’s necklace. She was having trouble seeing the clasp, and she was talking about how small it was. Everything she said could have made for an amazing t-shirt.

“I want you to look me straight in the eyes while you pickup my poop on your wedding day.”

The first look; speechlessness and smiles.

Every other photo of the guys is a prom pose. Just saying. I do like this in between photo though.

Only had to do this shot once, and it came out exactly how I envisioned it.

Two engineers trying to unroll the runway in preparation for the bride. The struggle was real.

All smiles.

“This was my first wedding I’ve ever officiated!” - Beer Can

“Hey, don’t take a picture of me carrying a purse!”

I thought it would be a challenge photographing the first dance in the drive way with all the cars, but then I made my way to this angle.

Peep that nose icing! These guys worked hard on their wedding, and did not stop even on their wedding day. They wanted everything to be absolutely perfect, and to be honest I feel like it was. These guys as well as the parents and bridal party members, took care of every single person in attendance. I was so thankful to be a part of it all. I do promise that next year, during your bigger party guys, I will shotgun a beer with you. And that is how I will end this awesomeness.