There was only one choice of song for this couple.

A song as elegant, timeless and poetic as them. A song Mallory walked down the aisle to. A song I picked the day they got married. The song? Claire De Lune. It was a beast to edit. I’m still not sure I got a full handle on it and the spirit of the song. But I’m pumped with the edit and the couple is too :)

This couple has a fire burning between them. They have been together for 11 years and have aged like good wine. They have the most kind, gentle and present interactions. The film starts with them standing at the altar for that reason. Jesse is literally shaking in excitement.

Standing in front of the reception crowd, Kaitlin, Kendra's sister, repeated the well know words of her father Roger Seger, "Keep making memories every day." That seemed to be the motto for the Seger's. In other words, take note of the little moments and do it with great love and laughter.

Kelsie & Kyle married on February 6th, 2021, in the dead of winter; icy roads, dreary days, and the blistering cold. Even Kelsie's dad said, "We were like - it's going to be really cold, and the weather is going to be bad." The threat of coronavirus and local laws also kept their guest's groupings to a max of 25. So why not move the date back?

Logan and Kaytlin got married on a picturesque spring day in the downtown Covington and Cincinnati areas. They married at The Phoenix and then celebrated, HARD, at the Hotel Covington.

Together they cultivated a day full of laughter, joy, dancing, and friendship—a day best described as love.

Caroline never thought she would settle down, let alone settle down in her hometown of Evansville, Indiana.

With her job as a travel nurse and love of adventure, she found herself in places across the county like Hawaii, Colorado, and Florida. Then in some time back in Indiana, she matched with this guy named Mike.

Morgan & Matt married at Oxmoor Farm in Louisville, KY. The historic estate filled with many moments, both big and small.

Moments like the look in a mother's eye as her daughter becomes a "bride." The groom reliving savage Craigslist pranks with the groomsmen.

Stephanie and Joey's story was not an easy one to tell. First of all, Stephanie has been one of my biggest supporters since I started sharing my wedding films back in 2013. A videographer was her top priority. I was one of the first people she called after Joey popped the question. I did not want to let her down.

Gus and Juli’s wedding took place at Bethel Church followed by a reception at Villwock Farms in Freelandville, Indiana. The wedding was filled with joy from the start of the day to the end.

David, the groom, lost it when he saw his beautiful bride Shelby for the first time in their fairytale Bankquet Hall wedding video in Vincennes, IN. Let's be honest, though. David was emotional the whole day. He wears his heart on his sleeve, and Shelby loves him for that.

Makala and Adam's family filled backyard wedding in Vincennes, IN.

The crisp October day started in Monrovia, Indiana, in a 102-year-old building named "The Space." It was ideal for Kortney and Hannah's simple ceremony before their vows over Cataract Falls.

The wedding day started on two very different notes. McKaide's groomsmen started the day shooting tuber ware containers full of tannerite just outside Emily and McKaide's proud country home. Emily and the bridesmaids started at second street salon and then moved onto First Baptist Church. At the church, the ladies continually tried and failed at making Tik Toks.

Kalli and Michael's Jasper wedding day started with two very chill mornings. Michael hung around their home with his friends and ran errands. Kalli got her hair, and makeup was done at the Heron Haus, a delightful European-style house in the heart of Jasper, IN.

Jaci's letter to her fiance Chase wrote, "our families are our world". Those words could not be more true in their big family southern Indiana wedding.

Emily & Cody were set to have their big family wedding on April 25th, 2020. With two very large families the wedding would be an grand celebration. But things changed. This thing called the coronavirus…