Bridget and Erik were married in September at Pritzlaff and they really transformed the space with a 1920’s feel. They chose each and every element of their day precisely to reflect their personal styles and they did not miss a single detail! Bridget was an extremely organized and detail-oriented bride (which I love!) and she has given some great advice to couples who are currently planning their wedding. I can’t wait for you to read all she has to say and check out how amazing their day turned out. Make sure you check out their adorable dogs at the very end! :)

Lindsey and Jake met for the first time at a party at Jake’s house and then reconnected years later in Minneapolis. They united again during an impromptu hiking and camping trip and then they fell in love and the rest is history…Their ceremony was held at St. Joan of Arc in Nashotah and they threw an elegant barn reception at the Cupola Barn in Oconomowoc.

The most memorable part of our wedding was definitely our first look at sunrise in the mountains. We wanted to have a moment that was slowed down and completely intimate to the two of us. We chose to wake up at 3am on the morning of our wedding to get ready, head up into the Rocky Mountains, have our first look at 12,000 feet and read our vows to one another.

You may have heard your wedding photographer mention ‘detail shots’ when discussing your wedding day photos. And you might be wondering, what exactly does that mean? We’ve put together a list of some of the most common details your photographer will want to capture, so you can have them ready to go when they arrive on wedding day.

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