James & Julie's Hidden Valley Wedding Photos

Wedding season is in full swing! It’s been a great few weeks and I’m really excited about the rest of the weddings this year. From Buffalo to Rochester, Pennsylvania to the Adirondack’s, I’ll be shooting all over the place! I love what I do and I love being able to capture people in love on one of the most important days of their lives.

James & Julie certainly were a couple in love! They were easy-going, fun and very passionate about each other. They decided to have their wedding at The Lodge at Hidden Valley. Which, along with hosting tours to see the collection of animals they have, is a beautiful place for a wedding celebration. They had their ceremony on a small island in the middle of the pond and the reception in the large hall room that had lots of rustic, exposed wood. Hidden Valley is also a great place for taking photos, as you’ll see below. I’ve done a lot of weddings here and I’m always happy when I get to work here.

James & Julie’s wedding is also a great example of what having two photographers will do for you. You get so many extra angles! I really had a hard time choosing which photos to post because there were just so many good ones! I’ll reserve the rest of the details for the photos below. :)

Thanks for having me! It was a blast working with you guys!

Getting ready at Battisti’s Salon

Mother and son

The moms

Julie arrived in a horse and carriage!

And then, over a bridge

The vows and rings

And the first of many kisses that day :)

The ladies

The gentlemen

Such a fun couple!

The beautiful inside of Hidden Valley

The first dance

The dip!

Back outside for some sunset photos

It was like this all day!

I couldn’t decide if I liked black and white or color better, so, here’s both!

One of my favorites from the day!

Thanks for viewing James & Julie’s Hidden Valley Wedding Photos!

Click here to view more photos from Hidden Valley

Check out popular posts:

4 Benefits You May Not Know About Engagement Photos
Need a Wedding Photographer? Five Questions You Must Ask First