I’ve been waiting for this one. It’s no secret that Highlands, North Carolina is my happy place.

Things are heating up again, and I couldn’t be happier about it.

On what felt like the first real day of summer, we celebrated the marriage of Kat & Aaron.

I cannot tell you how excited I am for things to get back to normal.

What a year it’s been for weddings.

Kelsey and Sam…5 out of 5 Robbies.

Man, we made it just in time. One day later and this wedding wouldn’t have happened.

Needless to say, it’s been a crazy couple of months. But with the world in the middle of a global pandemic and a little more time on my hands these days, I decided that this thing needs to get updated.

Stacy is one of three sisters and the last one to go. Having previously shot both of her sister’s weddings (some of my very first), it was only natural that I finished off the trifecta.

This is gonna be a long one. Caroline and Dan are two of my best friends, and I could not have been more happy to shoot their big day.

This was a special one. Both Joe and Nicole are two of the coolest, most genuine people I know. But what makes this one so special was that it never should’ve happened. I didn’t know if I should share all of this at first, but after a quick google search I figured it would be ok.

It’s a truly beautiful thing when love wins. Sam and Al and their entire crew were just a joy to be around, and it really makes my job that much easier when the couple is genuinely in love and happy as hell.

Sometimes you just get lucky. Sometimes things just work out. Do to some unforeseen circumstances, I was asked to shoot a wedding in Philadelphia on very short notice.

Okay, okay… I know I say this a lot, BUT, I really do get the most amazing couples. I literally just told them to stand there, and they looked like that.

Well, I’m not sure that it gets more photogenic than having a Hindu ceremony at Race + Religious.

It doesn’t get any more New Orleans than a ceremony at St. Louis Cathedral followed by a second line to Latrobe’s on Royal, one of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in the Quarter.