Megan and Tony's Wedding by Kathy of Photosmith, Cincinnati Wedding Photography

Megan and Tony were married this past Saturday in an outside ceremony at Nathanael Greene Lodge. The forecast called for rain throughout the day, but that didn't let that stop them! When it was time to make the call whether or not to move the ceremony inside, Megan said they were going to go for it! Go big or go home, right? The rain held out for Megan's stroll down the aisle.

Have you ever seen a prettier bride?

It started to rain right as they were finishing up their vows. It didn't phase Megan and Tony at all. They were so focused on each other; it was ridiculously romantic!

I loved this bridal party. They were so awesome to work with!

LOVE.

Um, hello... they have swords. How rad is that?

Of course the swords were needed to slay the dragon, what else would they be for? What a rockin' gooms cake! LOVE IT! (By Diane's Cakes)

Megan and Tony, it was an absolute pleasure being able to document your day for you! Congratulations and may you have a lifetime of happiness!

-Kathy

Megan and Tony Engagement Pictures by Photosmith, Cincinnati Photographer

Meet Megan and Tony. They are getting married in May next year. I had an awesome time getting to know these two during their session in Spring Grove Cemetery and I'm really excited about photographing their wedding! During the session, we found out we had a lot in common. For example, Megan and I are from the west side of Cincinnati, and she went to high school with my sister. Tony and I have a great love for cheesey-potatoes. He claims Megan's mom makes the best, I'm not so sure about that. He has never tried my mom's cheesey-potatoes. Maybe I'll have to bring some to the wedding for Tony to try! haha.

Anyway, Megan and Tony, I had a blast working with you. Megan, you are going to be a beautiful bride. I can't wait until May!

-Kathy

Chelsea and Greg's Wedding by Photosmith, Cincinnati Wedding Photographer

What a beautiful church!

Check out that killer train! It had to weigh a ton, I'm sure.

Chelsea and Greg were married on Saturday, September 18th. The ceremony and reception were at All Saints Church in Walton, Kentucky. After shooting their engagement session a month or so ago, I felt like I was meeting up with old friends. I really enjoyed shooting this wedding. If you would like to see more images, click here. The password is valentineschwenke.

Thanks for letting me be a part of your special day, Chelsea and Greg!

-Kathy

Becky and Adam's Wedding by Photosmith, Cincinnati Wedding Photography

Becky and Adam were married at Lake Lyndsay in Hamilton, Ohio. As soon as I stepped out of my car, it started to downpour buckets of rain! Their ceremony and reception were supposed to be outside. I wasn't quite sure what they were going to do. After a half hour or so, the rain stopped, the humidity was gone, and the sun came out just in time for the ceremony. Becky and Adam were cool as a cucumber the entire time and just focused on each other. Becky and Adam are a super fun couple. They did something really unique for the reception. The bouquet that Becky tossed was made out of gift cards! I've never seen that done before and was a great way to get everyone out on the dance floor. Becky and Adam, I had a great time working with you. Thanks for letting be part of your special day.

-Kathy

Chelsea and Greg by Photosmith, Cincinnati Wedding Photographer

These are the antique tractors that belong to Greg's grandparents. How sweet is this picture?

Gorgeous! Chelsea I love your smile. It is contagious.

Greg built this dock when he was ten and it still stands!

Love.

The vine next to Greg there, yeah, that's poison ivy! Luckily Greg is immune to it.

Meet Chelsea and Greg! I shot their engagement pictures at their home and family farm in Union Kentucky on Saturday morning. As a professional farmer, Greg farms acres upon acres. Talk about impressive! I have a hard enough growing tomatoes and peppers in my 4x8 foot garden. Their farm was absolutely beautiful and the weather was perfect. I had so much fun with Chelsea and Greg. They are some of the sweetest people I've ever had the pleasure to work with. It was my first time shooting at a farm, so everything was new and exciting for me. I got to see tobacco plants growing, and ride in a "Gator," which is, as they put it, a John Deere golf cart. I asked if I could ride in the back. I'm sure I came across as a total nerd! :D Thanks for a great Saturday morning and showing me around your farm! I can't wait till the wedding!

-Kathy