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"We’re Engaged — Now What?" A Thoughtful Start to Wedding Planning
Before you dive headfirst into planning spreadsheets and Pinterest boards, take a moment to simply enjoy being engaged. This season is short, sweet, and incredibly meaningful.
That said, once the excitement settles, most couples find themselves asking the same question:“Okay… now what?”

Victoria Gail
Jan 164 min read


A Cozy Bookstore & Café Couples Session in Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland has no shortage of charming, intimate spaces. From historic bookshops to neighborhood cafés, the city offers endless opportunities for sessions that feel warm, romantic, and personal.
For couples who want their photos to feel like a memory rather than a production, Cleveland provides the perfect backdrop.

Victoria Gail
Jan 122 min read


A Winter Couples Shoot in Duluth, MN
Shooting in a city for the first time always brings a fresh perspective. I found myself slowing down—paying closer attention to light, textures, and natural framing. Duluth encouraged a more intentional approach, one that blends adventure with intimacy.

Victoria Gail
Jan 94 min read


New Year, New-ish Me: My Goals 2026 as a Wedding Photographer With a 9-to-5.
The start of a new year is the perfect time to slow down, reflect, and realign. As an Ohio wedding photographer serving Cleveland, Columbus, Chicago, and Beyond I’m stepping into this year with intention—focused on growth, creativity, and building a photography business rooted in connection. In 2025, I’ve learned that great wedding photography isn’t just about beautiful images. It’s about storytelling, trust, and creating an experience that allows couples to fully enjoy thei

Victoria Gail
Jan 74 min read


2025 in Review: Weddings + Elopements
2025 Year in Review — Weddings I Had the Honor to Capture
This year was an incredible year filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments. As I look back through the weddings I had the privilege of photographing, I’m filled with gratitude for every couple who trusted me to tell their story.

Victoria Gail
Jan 211 min read
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