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New Orleans is a beautiful city with so much to offer as far as photography locations. We love a classic New Orleans engagement session full of variety, history, fun, and so much love! Here are a couple of my personal favorite spots in the city. Longue Vue House and Gardens offers so many options if […]
This New Orleans wedding at Longue Vue House and Gardens was a Spring lover’s dream! Equipped with delicious charcuterie boards, beautiful natural flora, a historic venue, a golden sunset, and a jaw-dropping wedding couple, this day could not have possibly been more perfect! Ainsley wore a 3D floral Monique Lhuillier “Lily of the Valley” wedding […]
We’ve all seen those iconic wedding shots from the 1990’s featuring puffed sleeves, awkward poses and forced smiles. If you, like us, want a wedding shoot that feels exactly opposite, you’ll want to hire a fine art film photographer! At Peony Photography, we use minimal but professional equipment to capture the moments from your day […]
Your wedding day is all about you and your partner…period. Some couples love an elaborate event, but others may choose to elope! When you opt for an intimate adventure over a large celebration with friends and family, photographs will be more important than ever. And bonus: you’ll have more resources to allocate to your dream […]
We’re diving into a few of our favorite weddings over the years. You know the ones with unique touches and the sweetest clients? With the pandemic steering its ugly head, I figured now would be a good time to reminisce and hope for a bright future (sooner than later amiright?!) Here we have a classic […]
We love looking back on this black and white winter ceremony in Downtown Thibodaux, Louisiana! Lauren and Trent were married at the always elegant St. Joseph Co-Cathedral and The Foundry. We love the Foundry’s exposed brick warehouse wedding feel!! So diverse and unique! This sweet couple had nothing but class as they showed up in […]
Jamie and John took a stroll through the French Quarter in New Orleans with us during a time when all of the businesses were closed. We were able to walk the streets without any crowds or interruptions. Every now and then there would be a musician on his stoop playing some wonderful jazz music and […]
