Princeton is such a picturesque town that when you think about “Princeton engagement pictures,” you usually think about images that capture its iconic locations like Nassau Street, Palmer Square, and all the beautiful buildings and greens on the university campus. But actually, just beyond the town, there are so many lovely spots in nature.
On this photo shoot back in March, Helen Chandler of Whistling Wolf Farm was building a cold frame greenhouse on her fields. The air was still cold and the ground was only beginning to loosen up when Helen and three friends (Amy, Cara, and Ashley from Gravity Hill Farm in Titusville) started work. Helen bought a used greenhouse […]
An Interview with Tracey Goldstein of Polka Dot Events Tracey Goldstein owns Polka Dot Events, a boutique wedding planning business, and one of her specialties is her “Destination: NYC” package. She’s the perfect person to offer advice on how to plan a destination wedding in New York City.
When we talk to a couple about engagement sessions, one of their first questions is often, “Where are the best engagement picture locations?” One of our favorite places to recommend is Van Vleck House and Gardens in Montclair — it offers such a glorious, romantic backdrop.
Kyo had a great time this past weekend photographing Katerina and Frank’s engagement pictures at Van Vleck Gardens in Montclair. Just a hint of what’s to come….
Candlelight leads to the reception at one of our favorite backyard weddings, designed by Food Company Catering.
Happy Earth Day! This picture from a wedding we photographed in St. Moritz, Switzerland makes us happy. A bride and groom kiss on a path leading through the forest, with dairy cows looking on.
Last month Kyo photographed a lifestyle feature for TheKitchn.com, featuring recipes based on Kraft’s “Fresh Take” breadcrumb mix. We had so much fun working with their team — they whipped up a fantastic party plan that was not only easy, but had a menu both kids and adults would like.
The Whistling Wolf Farm seedlings are just popping up in the greenhouse at Sandbrook Meadow Farm. Overhead it’s still winter…. But inside the greenhouse, tiny tufts of green are poking their way through the dirt.
Yesterday, March 3rd, was Girls Day in Japan, known in Japanese as Hinamatsuri. It is a day when all families with girls in the house celebrate by placing special dolls on display that, according to superstition, will ensure the girls’ happy marriage when they grow up.
