Church & Company Wedding in Baltimore: Matthew + Michelle
Updated: 6 days ago

Documentary Wedding Photographer Every time I meet a new couple I‘m always interested in their story as it‘s each time unique and inspiring. This full of joy couple – Matthew and Michelle – met at a college party and Matt (according to Michelle) was the party animal that no one could take their eyes off. The couple still has the pictures from that night of Michelle holding her stomach from laughing so hard because of him.

As the couple remembers Facebook was only 3 years old back then. It was an easy way to connect and of course, also check out pictures from the latest party.

Michelle said that she finds it so interesting that there is a picture which they have from that party that says: „IT‘S OFFICIAL...I love Lambie“ (Lambie is Matthew's surname). Even though they had hardly known each other for just 24 hours. As the bride later on said – she didn't think she believed in love at first sight until she saw that comment 5 years into their relationship. Kind of a magical story, right? As they both agree – their favorite thing to do together is a laugh! Whether it's in the good times or the bad, these two always find a way to make each other crack up. The couple agrees that they have rather different personalities, as Michelle is very free-spirited and bold, while Matt is quieter and reserved. This surface level dichotomy actually brings them both together as their personalities according to them balance them out. As a couple, they are goofy, weird, athletic, loving and overall grounded. Although many see them as total opposites as people say opposites attract. And this is the case!

I was really joyful to take the pictures of their wedding day which was a huge double occasion as it also was a New Year’s Eve!

A wedding story that began with a laugh
Matthew and Michelle's story began at a college party, where his sense of humor made an impression that outlasted the evening. That detail matters to me more than a checklist of formal poses. When a couple has known each other through different stages of life, their wedding photographs should hold a little of that history, even if nobody seeing the gallery knows the backstory.
At a venue such as Church & Company in Baltimore, I want to make room for the architecture and the gathering without losing the small exchanges that make the photographs personal. A wider frame can show the ceremony space; a close one might show two friends recognizing a familiar joke. Both belong in a complete story. I would rather follow a real reaction than interrupt it to arrange everyone more neatly.
When planning photography in an event space, ask where getting ready, the ceremony and the reception will happen, and whether the available light changes between them. Confirm the spaces included in your booking and where formal family portraits can happen without blocking guests. A workable plan gives us time for a few directed portraits and then lets the celebration unfold.
My work is a pleasure and I’m always happy to help, just name the location and time and I’ll be there! Please contact me if you want to get a photo session for any occasion of yours. It can be taken in any place of the world, believe me, I will be glad to help you all the ways that I can! Church & Company Baltimore Church and Co. rent the sanctuary out for weddings, large gatherings, and music performances. This place is in Baltimore.

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