Military ladies need not book any other sessions, have held their wedding with MMP, or feel obliged to purchase disks or prints from their sessions.  Boudoir sessions include a one to two hour photo shoot and a one year online password protected gallery through Scott Bostjancic Photography.  Logical verification (i.e. a picture of your military man/ military ID/ etc) and signed photographic contract required.

What does a Boudoir session look like, you may ask?  MMP/SBP believes in classy, fashion inspired photography sessions.  It doesn’t matter what is worn, but the mystery of how its shown in your images.  The key to great boudoir imagery is being comfortable and relaxed in your own skin and remembering these are going to make your man melt!

Both Carley and Patrick are of natural gorgeousness and amazing personalities that through the lens you can’t get a bad image of these two, individually yes and even more so when they are together!  Carley and Patrick had exchanged vows at the Lodge at Blue Ridge Summit (LOVE that place) on an amazing fall day with the trees on the mountain in full color and the sky a nice crisp gray blue!  Carley wore a stunning back plunging gown and Patrick a tasteful creamy brown tux which both styles carried over into all of their fantastic details of seating charts written on old window panes, place card holders from wine corks, mason jars of candy corn with a chalkboard table numbers, and floating candles in amber colored glass pumpkin vases. Carley, a pastry chef at a prominent restaurant in Philadelphia, also made their own cake to which post smash had informed us that cutting her own creation was very challenging!

The best thing about this wedding, as many of our weddings have been this year, is that beginning to end, it was all about Carley and Patrick.  Every detail was each of them individually and together.  Congratulations to the wonderful couple and many years of happiness and success!

Held at Regents Glen, this was one hell of a party and hands down the best non-traditional ceremony I’ve ever photographed.  Key points, aside from the amazing booth images, were the conversational mustaches, gorgeous first dance, and the ladies “Grapevine” dance.  Towards the end of the evening as I was making my rounds I noticed the dance floor was wet and had pieces of flowers strewn everywhere.  I asked Jas, ‘What happened to the flowers?’… ‘Mason happened!’ … ‘Oh…’  Thanks for such an entertaining time and be sure to call us when you have kids guys!

Lindsey, one of my 4-H buddies, and I connected up via Facebook a few months ago which she announced her engagement to her super sweet beau, Jarrod!  Lindsey is a little fashionista so gathering creative poses was a breeze and props to both for being so flexible to wander into the murky water of the Susquehanna!  Unfortunately we’re booked for their wedding day but I know they’re going to look stunning and have a very happy marriage!  Congrats to both of you!