Small wedding stories
Small wedding stories with a full beginning, middle, and end.
Hosted celebrations for roughly sixty guests or fewer—churches, restaurants, private homes, City Hall, the coast, and intimate venues—kept distinct from couple-centered elopements.




Small weddings, clearly defined
Guests and a reception make this a different story from an elopement.
These are hosted weddings for roughly sixty people or fewer, selected from verified questionnaires and complete galleries.
The smaller scale keeps relationships close, but the photography still needs to hold getting ready, arrivals, family, ceremony, cocktails, dinner, speeches, dancing, and whatever happens once the formal plan lets go.
Ways into the work
Start with a story shaped something like your day.
Place, scale, travel, light, and the people present change what photography needs to hold. These are starting points, not formulas.
A restaurant wedding
The table can become the center of the day.
See how portraits, a ceremony, travel, cocktails, and dinner can form a complete wedding without a traditional venue timeline.
A private home
Familiar rooms carry their own history.
A home wedding keeps family, preparation, ceremony, food, and the landscape close while requiring thoughtful movement and timing.
A garden gathering
A public ceremony can still lead to a hosted celebration.
Follow a small wedding from an outdoor ceremony into the relationships, meal, and atmosphere that distinguish it from an elopement.
Ceremony, then dinner
Two intimate places can hold one continuous story.
See how a neighborhood route, guests, vows, portraits, and a restaurant reception stay connected without filling the day with transportation.








