If i could describe Cass and Dylan in one word – it would be goons. And I mean that in the best way possible.

Over the past couple years, she’s seen my photography journey and has been incredibly supportive. Since the start, she’s complimented my work and it’s meant the world to me, especially coming from her. Because if you know Lexi, you know that when she speaks highly of something, she truly means it!

I have watched them both walk with the Lord – hand in hand. It is a relationship that I admire and dream of having. I cannot compliment them more. They live their lives with such kindness, passion, drive, loyalty, love, and grace. It is unbelievably inspiring.

These animal lovers, camping fanatics and tattoo obsessed duo were straight up fire during our couple’s shoot. Not only did they bring both of their fur babies, but they also requested to play Taylor Swift throughout the entire session. So it is fair for me to say that they are my kinda people.

Sarah and Dakato didn’t stray from who they are one bit. It is hard being comfortable in front of a camera if it is something you are not used to. But they didn’t have that problem at all. They were goofy, serious, fun, and energetic! It was everything I could have asked for. They were in the moment and stayed present with every click of the camera.

There were no real vows, no real reception, and no pastor, but wow – there definitely was love. The beautiful, married couple we had as models embodied newlywed love. And our vendors put love into every thread, brush stroke and petal.

It never gets old when I have the opportunity to work with so many talented, loving, passionate and driven creatives – some for the second time! It was not only a day of hard work – but a day of celebration.

After our conversation, I knew photography was one of their top priorities on their list. This made my job that much more meaningful and I certainly felt valued.

They have something that I pray to have one day. It is inspiring and makes me hopeful to know there are still such good souls out there and Jesus is still working in all of our hearts through and through.

I first met Kayla and Colin at local café in Charlotte. We talked over coffee and avocado toast about what they imagined their wedding day to be like . . . Fast forward to their wedding day . . . Kayla was in her white robe, Colin with his boys sipping on beers, and I was hobbling around in a boot with my strained ankle.