At the highest point above the Ozark mountains Julianne + Anthony got married at Mt. Magazine. We love all Arkansas weddings, but this spot is special and though these two came all the way from Nashville for the big day, this spot was special.

A sunset maternity session on huge rock bluffs overlooking the Ozarks. Kaitlin + Dusty were a dream to work with but then again, they always have been. Here’s the story from their wedding until now.

It’s been 2 years since I shot this wedding on crutches, a major surgery, all kinds of metal put in my knee, and learning to walk again and I think the only way I survived it with the kind of success I did was because of the people who rallied around me. Check out my story…

All adventures start with somebody willing to go on one. Ours starts next week when the plane touches down in Canada but for Alix and Steve their elopement adventure started today. This wedding was simple, stress free, beautiful. Go see what I mean.

An incredible Military Wedding Day at Cooper Chapel with a reception at Kindred North in Bentonville, Arkansas. Jordan + Jay made this day absolutely amazing and I have to admit I’m a sucker for a uniform wedding but this one was truly special with an entire groomsmen party in uniform and a beautiful reception filled with friends and family.

A perfectly Southern Fayetteville Arkansas Wedding at Carnall Hall. The University of Arkansas in the background, and the perfect group of friends around them Ashley + Kyle made this entire day so much fun. From amazing light to Brock Entertainment making sure every single guest danced this day was a dream to shoot.

One of the things I love most about shooting weddings in Northwest Arkansas is the variety in the weddings we get to shoot. This wedding at the Apollo Theater in Springdale had the bride as the ultimate centerpiece. A black wedding dress, plenty of tattoos, and a groom in a Maroon tuxedo gave us plenty of opportunities to make this alternative styled wedding full of incredible images.

Something a little different. Katie + Sean wanted more wall art and less Pinterest so we shot with rich architectural lines and creativity in mind. I loved the chance to just sit back and play artist and simply let them be a part of the canvas instead of the entire story.

This wedding just down the street from the office at the Ballroom at I street was truly special. Not because of the photos (though I think you’ll like them) and not because of the whiskey (though Macallan did send us a few pretty incredible bottles to share with these two) but because of the memories. Two amazing people celebrating their best day yet and I got to hold the camera.