Venue

Nestled between New York City and Philadelphia the Lake House Inn offers stunning views of Lake Nockamixon. It is surrounded by 6,000 acres of gorgeous state park. From overnight accommodations for guests to a phenomenal catering team you simply cannot go wrong with this venue. Every photo you take will have the perfect setting and you won’t have to lift a finger! 

Details

It’s all in the details! Christine decided on a timeless and very elegant look with her gloves and jacket. It elevated the photos and made them extra memorable. A new and fun trend is having a caricaturist come to the wedding and draw photos of guests that they can then bring home. Guests are always so excited to see their drawings and it’s something no one forgets! 

Daughter

Christine and Patrick had a very special guest at their wedding. They made sure their daughter was as involved in the day as they were. Their daughter was included in getting ready pictures with Christine as well as portraits, ceremony, reception and cake cutting pictures! It was special getting to watch Christine and Patrick interact with their daughter all day. It was very clear that they are an extra loving and beautiful family. 

Ceremony

Lake House Inn never misses when it comes to ceremony. With views of the water one way and the actual inn the other way there is always something beautiful to set your sights on. It helped that my husband Patrick from Patrick Kelly Films was there. He was able to get some astonishing drone shots from above! It definitely helps booking us together as we have cohesive looks and work together to make sure you have the most amazing galleries for both photo and video! 

Sunset portraits

One of my favorite things to capture are sunset photos. The dreamy lighting is perfect for any wedding day. I find a lot of the time these are photos that a couple loves to have out in their homes. They capture so much raw emotion its hard not to love them. It certainly helps that Christine and Patrick are a gorgeous couple and simply can’t take a bad photo! 

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