Since we are stuck inside today, with crazy winter weather holding on, I found it fitting to blog about an engagement photographed at the Ice Castle  this past Feburary.

I’ve known Laura for quite some time now.  Just to give you a little background on our relationship, she was a model at a small workshop I attended back in 2010.

We have managed to stay in contact.  I’m so very glad.  Now she is getting married to a wonderful man and I am THRILLED that they have choosen me to photograph their wedding this August.

Laura, you are stunningly beautiful and a joy to photograph.  Ben, the way Laura looks at you screems love.  You make her heart melt.

XOXO- Krissy

I really love being able to photograph people where they are most comfortable.  When I talked with Sam & Tony about where we should do their engagement photos, Sam said that Tony wanted to have pictures taken on his Families’ farm.

My heart was singing.

Thank you so much Sam & Tony for sharing your evening with me.  I am so looking forward to your wedding  in July!

XOXO- Krissy

I love being able to photograph on location.  Love it.

Good times to be had at the Fire station (Brody’s Father is a firefighter for Minneapolis).  We were able to have full access with instructions to get out of the way- quick- if a fire call came in.  No calls.  Just smiles.

Oh Brody.  You know I love the fact that I get to photograph you every year.  I’ve loved watching you grow up.  Theresa & Curt, thank you so much for including me in his life.  I love every minute.

XOXO- Krissy

Even though I don’t mind the snow, it feels fitting to blog today a beautiful wedding from when the grass was green & the weather was warm.  Lyndsey & Dylan are high school sweethearts, and perfect together.  Their day was filled with so much joy.

When a couple tells me that they want to have their engagement or wedding photos on a farm, my heart skips a beat.  I love the country and the life that goes with it.  Animals are so unpredicable and hold a special place in my heart.  When Theresa told me that her & Mark wanted their engagement pictures take on his families’ farm, along with her family, I was thrilled (more on their family shoot a little later).

What a stellar day it was.  We included their steers, their two puppies, old buildings around the farm, and Mark’s Grampa’s truc.  Not only did we get beautiful portraits of them, but we got very candid moments that were unplanned.  I loved every minute.

Thank you Theresa & Mark for asking (and choosing) me to take your engagement pictures.  Can’t wait for your winter wedding!

XOXO- Krissy