There is definitely something special—and important—to experiencing other cultures, communities, and traditions. I think encountering lifestyles different from your own in general life is significant in order to be a well-rounded person, be a kind and empathetic person, and see others’ point of view. Respecting and seeing people different than you, is one reason traveling the world is so important. Part of that experience and discovery carries over into why I love destination weddings.

If you have pampered yourself to an empowering photo session before or if you are still thinking of booking, seeing your portraits revealing the bombshell you are is a significant part of the boudoir experience. So how do you decide whether or not to print your photos in black and white or color?

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Built in 1890 as a 12 acre private residence in Green Lake, Wisconsin, it later became the now popular

Picture this: four acres of lush gardens, an expansive art collection, a light filled conservatory AND a quaint carriage house. It all could be the backdrop for your wedding day. And guess what?

Women of Wisconsin, you’re in luck my friends! Why you ask? I’ll tell you why, because I’m introducing you to

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If you’ve been searching for an elegant and historic venue for your upcoming wedding, look no further than The Howard in beautiful Oshkosh Wisconsin.

First things first. So let’s say you’re engaged (YAY!) and you’ve picked your date. Next up you’re probably considering a venue and then a photographer….

Are you still thinking about having boudoir portraits taken? I promise you won’t regret it – wanna know why? Read on!