Hey folks! It’s Friday, and we’re super excited to yet again share another beautiful wedding day! This wedding has been one we have long anticipated along with this beautiful couple. Last year around this time we captured Georgia & Luke’s engagement photos at her parents cabin in upstate, PA and it was incredible. Well as much fun as their engagement photos was, their wedding day was the true treat! Georgia & Luke have this sincere calmness and joy to themselves. We love how they took in every moment, walking through their day, always holding hands, and looking across the room at each other. Their day was so centered around their love for each other, their families, and the Lord.

These two were married in Luke’s family church, by Luke’s grandfather! The ceremony was heartfelt and deeply meaningful. It always makes us smile to witness a couple share their vows with one another. Whether written or traditional, this is always one of our favorite moments! Luke & Georgia continued their celebration at The Barn at Stoner Commons, a incredible barn located at Overlook Golf Course in Lancaster. This couple had such a fun bridal party, and we are so excited about the shots we were able to grab with them. This day was definitely marked by laughter and friendship, and we love that, oh and dancing…and more dancing!!

Georgia & Luke, it has been a pleasure to be a part of this season of your lives. You two have such a incredible journey ahead of you, and it’s so clear that you two draw out the very best in each other. We hope you enjoy this preview of your wedding images, and can’t wait for you to see more!

P.S. – A funny story for y’all. Our daughter Gloria is going to be a flower girl in my brother’s upcoming wedding! As I was working on these images this week, I showed a few of them to her, and she immediately burst into tears. She started saying that Georgia took her “princess dress!” Ironically enough Georgia’s wedding dress does very much resemble the dress Gloria will be wearing. Not to worry though, we were able to convince her that Georgia did not take her flower girl dress.