Tyler and Carly didn’t need a lavish backdrop. The fields, the light, and their people were enough.

Carly, radiant and grounded, with a lace dress that caught the sun just right. Tyler, calm and sure, with a quiet steadiness you could sense in the way he reached for her hand. Their little flower girl, grinning up with all the sweetness in the world. Friends piled onto a hay wagon, laughter bouncing down the streets of Culbertson, a “just married” sign trailing behind.

What stays with me isn’t the details, though they were beautiful, it’s the feeling. The way they leaned into the day, into each other, into the golden-hour light that seemed to wrap around them like a promise.

If you’re here for the sneak peek, just know this: this isn’t the whole gallery. It’s a window into a day that was honest, playful, and deeply theirs.

And that’s the heart of my work. Not just capturing how it looked, but how it felt. Not just the polished moments, but the in-between ones where the real story lives.

For couples planning Montana weddings, here’s what I believe: you don’t have to make it grand. You just have to make it yours. And when you do, I’ll be there to catch the light, the love, and the little glances you’ll want to remember.

If this is the kind of wedding photography you’re looking for, get in touch here and let’s make it happen.