Roxi & Tony

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It’s no secret that COVID-19 changed the wedding game. With new terms like “virtual wedding” and “micro wedding”, couples are navigating the “new normal”, when it comes to planning and hosting their special day. Roxi and Tony are a prime example of holding an intimate and beautiful micro wedding in the age of a Pandemic.

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Roxi and Tony were married with 25 people in attendance at the historical Joseph Ambler Inn in North Wales, Pennsylvania. The Joseph Ambler Inn is an ideal venue for not only any wedding, but in particular, a micro wedding. Five fully restored buildings on 12 acres of land bordering Bucks and Montgomery Counties, the inn lends a gorgeous farmhouse feel with modern amenities for its guests.

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When it comes to planning a micro wedding, important elements to keep in mind are your guest count, indoor and outdoor venue options and a detailed timeline to ensure plenty of time to celebrate with your loved ones. Roxi and Tony made sure that their 25 guests were the closest to them, to bear witness of their love and devotion. Roxi and Tony’s wedding party was incredibly simple: one bridesmaid and I have to admit, the closeness and love between the two was something to capture.

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They opted for a gorgeous palette of blues, reds and lush greenery that was highlighted by Joseph Ambler Inn’s perfectly manicured grounds and stone buildings. My photo session captured the bridal prep, first look, their family photos and ceremonial photos as well. What I really enjoyed was the Autumn feeling of the day without Autumn taking over the wedding day.

I really enjoyed photographing Roxi and Tony’s day. It was a seamless wedding that was filled with love and celebration.

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