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Visiting the memorials in Washington D.C. is always a treat and even more so when two wonderful people get to join you. I so loved capturing these moments for Kate and Hayes to remember their engagement by! We spent the evening walking around the Lincoln Memorial and a few other peaceful spots in the city they call home all while catching the sun as it continued setting below the sky…

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Sunset Session at La Jolla Beach

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Among the Flowers at Butterbee Farm

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An Eastern Shore Affair: I Do on the Chesapeake Bay

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I Do on the Family Farm: Amanda & Michael

May 22, 2020

There is something about the Eastern Shore that feels like home. Beyond growing up here, everything about it feels like a breath of fresh air, and is kind of a perfect place to say “I Do”. I think Amanda and Michael had this thought in mind too when they chose to get married on her family farm here on the Shore.

From the ceremony under the willow tree by the pond to the classic barn reception, no detail went un-missed in making this a day to remember for this amazing couple. They even shared in a southern tradition of burying a bottle of bourbon a month before the wedding date to ward off any chance of rain (which indeed worked).

And when the sun set, the party began, and the stars illuminated the sky while everyone danced the night away.