bucks county wedding
Beth and John were married on a beautiful sunny morning at the historic Black Bass Hotel in Lumberville, Pennsylvania. They had an intimate wedding surrounded by their closest family and friends. We started photo coverage with their first look at the flagstone patio. We then took a few portraits by the hotel, on the deck overlooking the Delaware River, and on the Lumberville-Raven Rock Bridge.
Read MoreAmy and Shane married on a rainy day at the historic Black Bass Hotel in Lumberville, Pennsylvania, in an intimate wedding surrounded by their family. The ceremony took place outdoors on the covered deck overlooking the Delaware River, and was a beautiful celebration of their love for each other and their family.
Read MoreChristine and Graham were married on a gorgeous autumn day at the Pearl S. Buck Estate in Perkasie, Pennsylvania. This historic Bucks County estate has numerous photo opportunities, including gardens, a greenhouse, and a stone arch breezeway, all surrounded by forest.
Read MoreJackie and Mike were married on a warm autumn day at the gorgeous Aldie Mansion in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Aldie Mansion is one of my favorite historic estate wedding venues in Bucks County, PA. There are so many great photo opportunities at this Tudor-style estate! After getting ready in the beautiful suites, the couple had their first look on the terrace and then shared their vows privately. Their adorable pups even made an appearance for some wedding day portraits! After a few portraits with the wedding party, it was time to get married! The ceremony took place outdoors underneath the stunning 300-year-old burr oak tree and featured many special touches, including a friend officiating and a sand ceremony.
Read MoreRachel and Andrew were married on a beautiful September day at Crossing Vineyards & Winery in Newtown, PA. Crossing Vineyards & Winery is set on a 200 year old Bucks County estate and features a lovely outdoor ceremony site, acres of lush grapevines, a manicured garden, and a reception tent overlooking the vineyards.
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