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Megan & Jason are just the sweetest people you could ever meet. I remember meeting them for the first time in Bloomington and instantly feeling the love they shared with each other. They are beautiful inside and out, giving so much to others… such an inspiration.

I love it when brides & grooms get ready in the same place so that I can capture both the guys and the girls prep. You just never know what's going to happen….

I think they call this “Bromance”?

Anyone remember that Sesame Street song… “which one of these things doesn't belong?”

Just stunning. I love the way her eyes and lips are a pop of color behind the white veil.

Megan's grandmother was so cute!! She made the veil, and I guess she wanted to wear it too!!

I just love how smitten Jason looks as he sees his bride up close for the first time.

In this image, Megan just realized that Jason made a pretty major “upgrade” to her wedding ring as a complete surprise, and the girls were gushing over it with her. Love the expressions!

“Oh my gosh, it's official!”

After a beautiful ceremony at Fishers United Methodist Church, they headed to their reception at Hillcrest Country Club in Indianapolis, IN.

This next photo is my absolute favorite photo from their wedding day! I actually had a dream about creating this photo, and the bridal party thought I was a little crazy when I told them about it, but once they saw the image, they all flipped out (in a good way)!

(technical notes - it's just a slow shutter speed and getting the bridal party to move quickly enough)

Yummmmyyy…..

A little film noir inspiration..

Beautiful Spanish Mission style…

No smashing… just a little dabbing…

I just love how much joy there is in this image!!

While the girls were inside doing this…..

The guys were outside doing this…. ha!

Megan & Jason… we've been through a lot together, and through it all, I'm very grateful that I could be a part of your wedding day. I hope that you will always have fond memories of the people and moments that made it all so wonderful.

(technical notes: flash and panning during a slow shutter)