indian lake wedding

Fiiiiiiinally excited to share some photos from a favorite fall wedding a couple months ago. Nate and I looooooved going to the Adirondacks for Katie and Dustin’s wedding!!! They were married on Katie’s parents’ camp there, and it was just as magical as you’re imagining. Florida was about a million degrees when we went, and it was the perfect break from the heat that we needed!

Indian Lake Wedding in the Adirondacks, New York001

Nate’s first lobster at their welcome dinner cookout! <3

My favorite thing about brides getting ready in family homes are the photos of them liiiiittle! :)

STILL amazed Katie’s brother’s girlfriend put this together with no prior floral practice!

We were threatened by rain all morning and Katie didn’t bat an eye when they decided to move the ceremony to their reception tent.

This teeeeeeeeent! <3

Statler and Waldorf, obviously. :)

I wish portrait time with all of our couples began with a high speed boat ride! :)

Faaaaaavorite. <3

Katie, you’re gorgeous!

Best maid of honor speech EVER- Kungaloosh!

And now a few favorite photos from our cabin in Indian Lake. I’m ready to go back! :)

Katie and Dustin, we love you and your families!! Thanks for everything! :)

(Make sure you’ve read Katie and Dustin’s engagement session and family session first!)

Now THIS is how you kick off wedding season… Nate and I flew into Albany, rented a car, spent some time strolling real-life Saratoga, and then drove to our cabin for the weekend with this view greeting us. I mean… <3

Katie and Dustin were married at her parents’ camp in the Adirondacks. The only thing I knew about this place before going was that it inspired one of my favorite types of chairs, but holy. gorgeous. ness!

I love a good Dad-handoff. <3

When Katie was watching the weather forecast and it looked like rain was imminent, she took it in stride and didn’t flinch at the usually-dreaded “plan B.” One of Dustin’s wedding requests was pushing for this awesome reception tent, and we could not be happier he did!

Other than a few sprinkles, rain stayed away, and it was off on a pontoon boat with the bride and groom to a private beach for some photos. Because why not, right?