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ERIN+ANTHONY | crunchy snow, trusty evergreens

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ERIN+ANTHONY | crunchy snow, trusty evergreens

Shooting outside in the winter in Minnesota can be a real risk to life and limb, but miraculously the conditions aligned that we all finished this maternity session with all our fingers intact! My favorite way to take pictures in the bleak grey months is to find those trusty evergreens that always looks fresh and full of life. There’s a reason the pine tree emoji is always in my ‘recently used’ section!!!

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TESS + CECIL | respect the uggs
KAYLEY+JAKE | if the Von Trapps really went to Switzerland

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ERICA+ROSS | fall colors five years later

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ERICA+ROSS | fall colors five years later

On the evening of their FIFTH wedding anniversary, I joined Erika and Ross amidst the fall colors to capture the special occasion. The weather of their wedding day didn’t super duper cooperate and they didn’t get the vibrant yellows and reds you imagine for a late September wedding! So they came prepared with wedding dress in tow to reminisce and experience the fall colors they never had. We parted ways just as the sun dipped below the horizon as Erika and Ross drove off to their fancy dinner reservation to end the evening. It was perfect!

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ERIN+MARK | under the sweet sunshiney pines

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ERIN+MARK | under the sweet sunshiney pines

We reminisced Erin and Mark’s wedding day with the most important element of any and every (and I mean EVERY) early 2010s wedding.

A photo booth with mustache prop.

Just give that a scroll and try to count the mustaches. It’s a real “the limit does not exist” situation of early Pinterest wedding culture. Luckily time passes, and so do trends, and now Erin and Mark are approaching year ten! There was snuggling, kissing, and laughing under the sweet sunshiney pine trees and not a mustache prop in sight. A good day.

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CASSANDRA + NATE | like Tuck Everlasting, minus the one-sided immortality
MALLORY+STRANZ | the last minute location change worth a million dollars

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