We’ve built a life on the belief that extraordinary love is real.
Every wedding we shoot is proof that we were right.
We genuinely love what we do because every wedding reminds us why we fell in love ourselves.
Being around two people who are genuinely crazy about each other never gets old. Some couples are just the ones everyone points to and says, "that's what it's supposed to look like." We want to be there for that, and make sure that years from now, your kids can see the proof of the promises you made and meant.
That's why our weekends don't feel like work. Most of the time, it just feels like spending the day with another couple, cultivating something beautiful together.
We’re Luke and Savannah, your Sioux Falls, South Dakota wedding photography and videography duo
Long before we photographed a single wedding, I knew I wanted an extraordinary marriage.
I'd seen relationships where two people simply coexisted, and I refused to settle for that. I believed you should marry your best friend, and that the strongest marriages are built with intention (far beyond the wedding day).
Before Luke and I were even engaged, I remember sitting on my bedroom floor, scrolling through a husband-and-wife photography team online. They looked so in love, worked so well together, and had built a life where they could create something meaningful side by side.
I called Luke and said, "I want us to do this together." We ended up hiring that same couple to photograph our own engagement, because they were exactly the kind of partnership we hoped to build.
Our wedding day, 10 years ago!
We've been doing this side by side for a decade. So we know how to read the room, and read each other.
Your photographer and filmmaker drove here in the same car. We have the same plan, the same timeline, and about ten years of knowing what the other is about to do.
That moment shaped the next decade of our lives.
From the moment we started dating, we never questioned whether we belonged together, and every hard thing just became "how are we going to solve this?" Ten years and three kids in, that's still how we operate.
Now we celebrate and preserve extraordinary love so more people believe it's possible and remember it for generations.
Working together has strengthened our marriage, and our marriage has strengthened our work.
Memories become more valuable with time.
The best photographs happen when people forget the camera exists.
The relationship matters more than the wedding.
The greatest legacy we can leave is helping people remember how deeply they were loved.
Presence matters more than perfection.
here's what we've actually come to believe:
We're married, we're parents to three boys, and after a decade of doing both alongside each other
