Big or Small Your Wedding Will Still be Unforgettable!
Years from now when you’re looking at your wedding pictures on an anniversary, you won’t even think about the size of your wedding. In the long run, it doesn’t matter. It will be forgotten. What matters is the smiling faces in the photos, and the fun little memories that pop up. You’ll be in wonder at how much younger you look. You’ll realize how happy you appear, even if you were stressed. Time is the great smoothing agent. It helps us hold on to beauty and joy, and diminishes discomfort.
People all over the world have weddings of every size and in every imaginable locale for one reason: Love. That is why we humans do it. We love to fall in love, be in love, and share our love. So plan a wedding that will delight you and that will give you good photos to enjoy in decades to come, but don’t worry if it’s different or smaller than those of your friends. Trust it will be wonderful and indeed it will.
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Lake Erie is a Beautiful Background for a First Kiss
In northeast Ohio, we are blessed with one of the Great Lakes, our own Lake Erie. Wedding photography is special when taken near any body of water, even a pond, but there is a magnificence about photography on our great lake. Sunset photography is almost always exquisite because you have the backdrop of the huge lake and the huge sky. The palette of colors that Mother Nature creates on this background makes the most amazing photography especially when you throw people who are deeply in love into the mix! Daniel Photo Pro specializes in lake scene photography.

Bride's Wedding Day Timeline
This is your Guide to being an organized bride on your wedding day. You'll be calm and centered because you've got this list in your memory, and you can just check items off. Before you know it you'll have glided onto the dance floor after the best day of your life. This is the magic list:
Quick review
Get ready
Photos with bridesmaids
First look
Photos with groom/groomsmen
Ceremony
Post ceremony photos
Location spotlight photos
Reception
Cut the cake
First dance
DONE!
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Location Spotlight – Schoepfle Garden 2023
Schoepfle Garden in Wakeman, Ohio is a phenomenal place to photograph people in love! Schoepfle is springing forth right now in the glorious colors and variety that only Nature can create. It's only a 45-minute drive from Avon and is part of the Lorain County Metroparks open to the public. Call us to book an engagement session or post-wedding photos.
Schoepfle Garden has 77 acres of gardens and natural woodland bordered on one side by the Vermilion River, so it's fairly easy to find a secluded area to take your photos. Everyone looks their best in natural light, so we love photographing couples in this environment.
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How to Adapt Your Dream to a New Beginning Together
When people marry and become one couple, their dreams marry as well. Of course, each person retains his or her personal and professional dreams or goals, but the wedding created a new entity – the shared dream of a happy and fulfilling life together. The wedding is the first step onto a bridge that leads to a shared life and it’s important for the couple to realize that. Sometimes people expect that being able to place the marriage first will automatically happen upon completion of the successful wedding. Sometimes it does! Usually, however, that’s when the work on communication, open-mindedness, finding balance, and compromise begins.
It will be helpful in getting settled into your marriage to look at your wedding photos, remembering the day when you rose to the occasion of putting your relationship above your individual self. Look at the photos of the parents and grandparents, aunts and uncles, who walked across that same bridge in their day, and not only survived but thrived. Other than the birth of a child, a wedding day is when human hopes are at their height. Couples step forward in faith and hope that they are creating a wonderful new life together. Knowing that their elders did that too helps.
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