Fall wedding at the Historic Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach by Sarah Bradshaw Photography. There are venues that simply ask you to show up, and then there are venues that do some of the work for you. The Historic Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach is firmly the latter—a landmark property with architecture, history, and light […]

Romantic Winter Wedding at Josephine Butler Historic House I love all of the weddings I get to photograph, but when I’m friends with the couple (even before they were a couple!!), it makes my heart so happy. Mathew & Mary Beth are so perfectly suited for each other, and it was such a joy to photograph their […]

Some weddings carry a love story so layered that every detail of the day seems to echo it back. Mary Caroline and Danny’s summer wedding at Lowndes Grove in Charleston, South Carolina, was exactly that kind of celebration— soft pink, white, and gold against the green of a Lowcountry summer, and a couple whose journey […]

I developed a friendship with bridal fashion designer Sareh Nouri while shooting backstage for her for during NYC Bridal Fashion Week. I’ve loved her gowns for over a decade, and have recommended her to many, many brides over the years! So when she reached out about working together on her Fall 2025 Bridal Gown Fashion […]

A historic church and classic hotel ballroom set the stage for Connor and Sydney’s quintessential Washington, D.C. wedding day. After exchanging vows in a traditional Catholic wedding ceremony at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Georgetown, we headed to the National Mall for iconic portrait photographs at the Lincoln Memorial. Espresso martinis awaited guests at cocktail […]

This Washington, D.C. wedding was elegant and modern with a lush abundance of floral decor. The weekend began with “Summer Garden Party”-inspired Friday welcome dinner at the Hay Adams Hotel, then continued with Japanese-inspired decor for the Saturday wedding celebration to honor the couple’s heritage. Congressional Country Club was the perfect backdrop, and Anne Book brought […]