They say photographs stop time. What they don’t tell you is that sometimes, a wedding photographer does too.

Children are such a meaningful part of wedding days. They bring curiosity, honesty, and a kind of unfiltered presence that adults tend to lose along the way. I love documenting those moments fully and thoughtfully.

Grace and Jeremy’s wedding day began at the Omni Severin Hotel on a sunny November afternoon in downtown Indianapolis. The Monumental Marathon had closed the streets, including the shuttle route to the church. So they walked instead. As New Yorkers, it felt completely normal. Suits, dress, city streets and all.

Middleburg, Virginia feels like a town written in cursive. Stone walls curve along the road, meadows stretch toward the Blue Ridge, and everything moves at a slower, more deliberate pace. There’s hay in the air, history underfoot, and a sense that nothing here is in a rush. Along the way, a hand-painted sign mentions an old cat crossing. The kind of detail that only exists in places like this.