Micro Wedding Photographer: Carly & Brian

Carly and Brian’s intimate Treehouse Wedding in Nay Aug Park made me feel so grateful to be an award-winning micro wedding photographer!

A couple stands close together in a wooden gazebo elevated above a lush forest with trees showing early autumn colors at Nay Aug Park. The gazebo is supported by tall beams and surrounded by greenery. Captured by micro wedding photographer

 

Why Rhinehart Photography?

Carly says, “Hire Lisa if you want someone who will take the time to get to know you and incorporate your personality in the photos. I appreciated how comfortable she made us feel throughout the whole process.”

A bride and groom share a kiss on a wooden deck surrounded by lush trees, with a wedding party gathered in a gazebo in the background. Captured by micro wedding photographer

 

Intimate Ceremony: micro wedding photographer

Carly smiles, “My sister-in-law was our officiant, which made the day even more special. I’ll always remember how sentimental it was to hear her words during the ceremony.”

A bride in a white gown and veil walks arm-in-arm with an older man across a wooden bridge toward a gazebo, where people await. The scene is outdoors, surrounded by trees and greenery. Captured by micro wedding photographer

A man wearing a black suit, black shirt, and black tie smiles outdoors with a white flower boutonniere on his lapel. The background is blurred greenery. Captured by treehouse wedding photographer

A bride and groom stand outdoors, smiling and laughing at each other. The bride holds a bouquet of white flowers and wears a veil, while the groom is dressed in a black suit. Greenery blurs in the background. Captured by micro wedding photographer

 

Why They Chose a Micro Wedding

Carly says, “We decided to have a micro wedding for several reasons. One was to save money and eventually put it towards a house and our future together. We also decided to have a micro wedding due to wanting it to be more intimate and private by just having our immediate family there.”

“Working with Lisa for a micro wedding was stress-free (which was another reason we chose this type of wedding) and fun!”

A small wedding ceremony takes place under a wooden gazebo with a shingled roof, surrounded by trees and greenery. Guests stand around the couple on a red-railed wooden bridge leading to the treehouse. Captured by micro wedding photographer

A man kisses a womans hand, focusing on her engagement ring. The woman has light pink nails and wears a bracelet. The background is blurred, drawing attention to their hands and the ring. Captured by micro wedding photographer

A bride and groom share a kiss while standing close together under a sheer wedding veil, with the bride’s hand resting on the groom’s chest, showcasing her ring.

 

It’s Official!

Carly smiles, “No one else can make me laugh like Brian. His goofiness and humor is one of my favorite things about him. He can make my day so much better just by being himself and making me laugh. I’m so lucky to have found my soulmate.”

Brian says, “Carly makes me feel calm and gives me stability like I’ve never had before. She is always caring but never controlling. She loves me no matter what, even when I’m being annoying. I truly can’t imagine life without her by my side.”

A bride and groom walk hand in hand on a wooden bridge, arms raised in celebration. The bride holds a bouquet and wears a white dress with a veil, while the groom is in a black suit. Lush green trees surround them. Captured by treehouse wedding photographer

A bride and groom embrace outdoors, their faces blurred with motion. The bride holds a white bouquet, and the groom wears a dark suit. The background features blurred greenery, creating a dreamy, dynamic effect.

 

Steelers Wedding Vibes

Carly says, “We both grew up huge Steelers fans which was the first thing we found out we had in common. We have gone to a Steelers game every year that we’ve been together so far!”

A woman in a white dress smiles while a man in a dark suit waves a yellow and black steelers terrible towel outdoors, with green trees in the background.

A man in a black suit and shorts jumps mid-air on a wooden bridge, striking a playful pose. He has tattooed legs, wears black steelers socks with yellow accents, and the background shows greenery and a wooden roof structure.

 

Family Photos, We’ve got a runner!

A wedding party poses on a wooden bridge in front of a gazebo. The bride and groom stand in the center, surrounded by smiling family members, including adults and children. Lush greenery is visible in the background. Captured by micro wedding photographer

A smiling young boy in a plaid shirt runs toward the camera on a wooden bridge, with a group of six adults standing blurred in the background.

A bride and groom stand facing each other on a wooden bridge, smiling and holding a bouquet of white flowers, with the bride in a veil and the groom in a black suit. Captured by treehouse wedding photographer

 

And a couple more runners!

A bride in a white dress and a groom in a black suit joyfully run hand-in-hand down a path surrounded by green trees and foliage, with the bride holding a bouquet and her veil flowing behind her.

 

Importance of Photography: Capturing their Love

Carly shares, “Photography on our wedding day was one of the most important elements for us. Even though not all of our family and friends were at the wedding, we wanted to share professional photos that would capture our day.”

“We also wanted to be able to hopefully show our future children our photos. We had confidence that Lisa could capture our day and make our photos beautiful!”

 

Comfort in Front of the Camera

Carly says, “Lisa definitely made us feel comfortable in front of the camera. She complimented us throughout the day and let us know if we were doing something good even if we might’ve felt weird in the moment.”

“After the initial first few minutes, I was not uncomfortable at all in front of the camera with Lisa!” 

 

Authentic Moments with a few Portraits, too!

 

treehouse wedding photographer: Let’s Play!

Brian laughs, “We love teasing each other and can both take a joke. Our relationship involves a lot of sarcasm and poking at each other but in ways that are fun and memorable. We have weird phrases that we say to each other that wouldn’t make sense to other people.”

“I love that I found someone with a similar sense of humor!”

 

Why a Nay Aug Park Treehouse Wedding?

Carly says, “We chose to get married in the Dave Wenzel Treehouse at Nay Aug Park in Scranton, PA, mostly for its uniqueness. Not many people can say they got married in a treehouse! We loved the look of the treehouse and all of the nature nearby.”

“I believe Brian and I are both unique in our own way, and the treehouse definitely represents that for us!

Bride and groom laughing in a treehouse, captured by micro wedding photographer

 

micro wedding photographer: The Views!

Bride and groom laughing and kissing, captured by micro wedding photographer

Bride and groom laughing in a treehouse, captured by micro wedding photographer

Bride and groom kissing in a treehouse, captured by micro wedding photographer

 

Black and White Too!

The colors were so spectacular, so I kept the main photos in color, but I also have a few pretty black and white options, too!

 

Videographer, Ardian of Mard Films

Ardian is a dear friend of mine, and I highly recommend him for any videography needs!

 

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