Katie and Mark's Wedding! {Milwaukee Wedding Photographer}

Today was Katie and Mark's wedding!  You might remember their engagement session in Madison from last year.  Well, I was super excited to see them again, and needless to say - they were looking as fabulous as ever!  They started the day with a gorgeous ceremony at Villa Terrace.  After some portraits, they stopped off at Balzac for a few drinks, and ended the night with a reception at the Milwaukee Public Museum.

Katie and Mark had a very sweet wedding and a great bike theme.  They both are athletes and share a love for bicycles, so they incorporated bicycles into their wedding everywhere.  What a beautiful day!

Here are a bunch of my favorites!


~Jenn

This little gal had so much sass!

  

After the ceremony, the band started playing "I'm a Believer."  It was so awesome!  Katie and Mark almost didn't want to walk back down the aisle because they wanted to stay and listen.  This is a shot of them peeking back out through the window and enjoying the music.

And this girl... I LOVE her hair.  I couldn't stop staring, it's so pretty!

  



  

  








Favorite ring shot, ever.








As soon as I saw the stairs, I knew I had to do a few portraits of them on them.  LOVE!





  

Heather and Jordan's wedding! {Milwaukee Wedding Photographer}

Today was Heather and Jordan's wedding at Villa Terrace!  They celebrated with a modernized Jewish ceremony, and we got some gorgeous photos.  I love these because the location was so perfect for them - they're both librarians!  The reception was at the Charles Allis Museum, catering by the amazing Shully's!

Here are a ton of my favorites from the day. :)

We did a first look - this one was so sweet! :)

Heather and Jordan before they signed the Ketubah:

Private blessings from the parents.  Emotional and lovely!

As Heather's parents read their piece of the ceremony, her Mom started to tear up.  Of course, I started to choke up too.  Darnit!  I love emotional weddings, but I'm a sucker. :)

After the ceremony they stepped into a private room for a moment.  I peeked in, and they were to my left.  But in front of me... was this.  /sigh.

They had such fun personal touches at the reception.  They did a card catalog with old cards, and in the front were the seating assignments!

Their card box was designed as a giant scrabble board!

And, their guest book was an old typewriter.  They had guests type personal messages on paper.  So cool!