Happy 4th of July!

Today is an exciting day for us and our super sweet couple, Sarah and Andrew, as their styled engagement shoot is featured on Wedding Chicks!

We are over the moon excited to be on Wedding Chicks, as it has been a goal of ours for quite some time. This shoot was so much fun to be a part of, thanks to the adventurous personalities of Sarah and Andrew, along with the incredible styling by Katie Hollis of Austin.

You can check out their featured post on Wedding Chicks, and view our original blog post of their engagement shoot here!

In all the hustle and bustle of yesterday (and by hustle and bustle, I mean I have a massive head cold and spent most of the day napping with Wilma while calling random pharmacy's asking if they have Sudafed in stock) I forgot to share some good news!

Meg and Kevin's wedding from Olde Dobbin Station was featured yesterday over on the highly acclaimed wedding blog Glamour and Grace. I've been following this blog for a while and I was so excited that we had a great wedding that ended up on their blog.

I love the commentary on the post straight from our friend and bride Meg. There were so many thoughtful details and plenty of meaningful reasons for every decision they made about their wedding.

So be sure to head over and check out the blog post on Glamour and Grace. You can also see more photos and read their story from our perspective on their original blog post.

Thank you to Megan from Glamour and Grace for featuring our work, and congratulations to this special couple on the feature!

I'd venture a guess this isn't the type of magazine you're expecting to see one of our photos featured in!

The other day I got an e-mail asking for our permission to use one of our photos we'd taken during Emily and Justin's engagement session on the cover of a magazine.

That magazine happens to be a cattle breed specific magazine. These two Shorthorn heifers were 'still life' (or not-still life) that we photographed during our shoot this fall. We always take photos of the stuff around us during a shoot - sometimes it's a tree, or a fence post, or an ivy growing up a wall. And now this picture has ended up on the cover of the national publication. What a deal!

Side note that makes this even more exciting is that this is the breed of cattle that I used to show! I've actually been an avid reader and subscriber to this magazine for at least 20 years. Looks like this is one issue I'll be holding on to for a long time!