Miranda and I met virtually a few months ago via The Wedding Connection Facebook group when she was in search of her wedding photographer. During her consultation, I knew we would make a great team! We decided to meet up at Wissahickon Park in Philadelphia for their engagement session. Miranda and Tom were great sports and were open to hiking (and climbing) wherever I asked them to - including over rock walls and on top of waterfalls.

I love their energy, positive vibe, and fun personalities. As an added bonus, Miranda works at a Kitten Cafe and has amazing tattoos! I’m not-so-secretly hoping the kittens find a way of crashing her and Tom’s wedding next year.

Here are a few of my favorite photos from their engagement session last weekend!

(Big thanks to my husband for going along, carrying my gear, and making sure we didn’t get hit by cars, slip on rocks, or drown in waterfalls!)

Wissahickon Valley Park Fairmount Philadelphia Pennsylvania wedding engagement photographer session

Kristen and Joe's engagement session has been a long time in the making! We were supposed to meet up in May, but Mother Nature threw a wrench in our plans for that day. Everything finally came to fruition two weeks ago - it was one of the hottest days of the year, but the light was incredible and their chemistry was even better!

I am so glad that I was finally able to meet this incredible couple in person! They are so much fun and were open to whatever adventures we stumbled upon during our session! (I'm still bummed that we opted against diving off of the bridge at the end of the session!!) I can't wait for their wedding this October! I know everything is going to be absolutely stunning.

Kristen and Joe, thank you so much for driving all the way from New Jersey for our photoshoot! I hope you enjoy this selection of a few of my favorites from our time together. There were so many great images - it was so difficult to choose just a few!!

Also, big thanks to my amazing husband for assisting me on this one! I wouldn't have been able to capture half of these moments without his help.