Dem smiles say it all.

(But not really.)
(I’ve got a few words too, as per usual.)

After Becky + Alan’s engagement session, I think I’m going to have to start imposing a few rules for all future shoots.

First…

Granted, I didn’t know Jenny nor Preston before their engagement session in Saint Paul last month.. but they seem like such a solid unit, it’s hard for me to picture a time when they weren’t always Jenny and Preston.

We’re practically the same person, Jess and me.

This was one of those as-close-to-perfect-as-you-can-get sessions.

Lovebirds that love their dogs.

A couple that plays together, stays together.
​​​​​​​Isn't that what they say?

Gahhh, cue the 😭😭 emojis!

Guys, every engagement is special.
Because truly, every couple is special.

But it gets a little cry face emoji extra when…

The suspense of this has been killing me.

I've been asked several times if I get sick of shooting in the same location. If the familiar becomes boring and limits my creativity.
To which I respond gracious no, pal.
To which I'd show Cathleen and Alec's engagement session at my favorite park in the Cities.

A perfect testament to the less-is-more philosophy: Hailey and Bryan's dreamy, laid-back engagement session.

You know how it is when you go to a restaurant, you're scanning the menu, and one of your ingredient pops up? (See also: pomegranate, fig, lamb.) You know, the thing where you immediately stop, you tap the menu in a moment of triumph, and order it up without another glance?