The Silaghi wedding was a gorgeous fall wedding in September at the Sugar Valley Golf Course. And just like every wedding we have the honor of capturing, we hope to capture the whisper of every intimate moment. Kaitlyn and Adrian Silaghi’s wedding was no exception! Not only was it full of color, but it was also full of vibrant life. So much laughter, hugs, and sweet moments that were shared in just a few hours.

From a very sweet father-daughter first look, where they practiced their waltz for the reception, to chasing the wedding party around a golf course on golf carts for portraits, this wedding had many of its own unique moments.

That is something that I have found I love most about this industry – no two weddings are the same! Every couple has a unique dynamic, individual personality, and a truly personal relationship. This means a couple’s wedding is the one day of their life where they can showcase their true selves (their honest hearts if I may). Showing off their love and their relationship. I love when couples incorporate meaningful or fun things into their day. It is so much fun just getting to be a fly on a wall for a day!

True love shows up. It shows up when there is no camera, when there is no cause for showing off or trying to fit an image. True love is authentic and candid. It speaks for itself.

Kaitlyn and Adrian share a special love. It’s very intimate, sweet, and honest. Their wedding day showed that. It was a testament to the Lord and the love that he pours out on them, and the love that they have been blessed with for each other. One of my favorite moments of the day was watching the couple and their loved ones worship during the Ceremony. It brought the bride to tears, and their parents and families lifted their hands in praise, creating a truly holy moment that I feel my camera couldn’t even adequately capture. It was moving and I felt blessed just to be present and witness it.

Because I’m looking for those real moments. I love capturing the little reactions and details throughout the day. I am always glancing at the groom during the father-daughter dance, or the mom during the maid of honor speech, or the grandparents during the ceremony. The little smiles and tears of joy for the newlyweds is precious beyond words!