I photograph weddings from my home base in Pottstown, across the greater Philadelphia area, and in Lynchburg, Virginia during the school year. If you already know the town, start here.
Full wedding coverage, packages and travel notes live on my weddings page. Venue notes — Longwood, Terrain, the Water Works — are on venues.
Dates are limited — I book out early, so reach out sooner than you think you need to.
BOOK YOUR SESSIONThese guides use venue postal towns to help with planning. For towns with several venues, open the town collection to compare their settings. Each venue link leads to its own photography planning guide.
The Barn at Stoneybrooke — Atglen. An English Quaker barn, courtyard pergola and bright shiplap interior offer distinct settings with a climate-controlled reception space.
Loch Nairn Farm — Avondale. Historic farm character and rolling hills set the scene; confirm the current wedding footprint instead of relying on older property descriptions.
Hartefeld National — Avondale. Private club event rooms and course views offer a polished indoor celebration, with a short, staff-approved outdoor portrait plan.
The Washington at Historic Yellow Springs — Chester Springs. A village hall and ceremony choices by a fountain, copper beech or historic ruins create a setting rooted in Chester Springs.
Duportail House — Chesterbrook. A restored eighteenth-century farmhouse offers indoor and outdoor possibilities; plan a compact portrait route and a specific room arrangement.
Coatesville Country Club — Coatesville. The Yearsley Barn by the reservoir offers a ceremony setting, followed by a ballroom reception with a terrace and water views.
The Arches 600 — Coatesville. Wooden arches and stained glass distinguish this restored former church; separate nearby preparation suites need their own line in the schedule.
Terrain Gardens at Devon Yard — Devon. Seasonal greenery, market lights and barnwood floors create a garden-focused celebration at Devon Yard, distinct from Terrain at Styers.
Downingtown Country Club — Downingtown. A pergola ceremony, broad ballroom windows and listed preparation spaces create a connected route through the wedding day.
The Gardens at Applecross — Downingtown. A waterfall and pergola lead into a garden-facing ballroom with substantial windows, truss beams and white draping.
Cross Gables Estate — Exton. The mansion lawn and Ruins offer ceremony choices, with Tasting Room, Terrace and Cellar spaces creating several reception chapters.
Whitford Country Club — Exton. Banquet rooms and separate cocktail areas offer an organized celebration; the club describes hosting one wedding at a time.
Brandywine Manor House — Honey Brook. Choose between the Manor Barn and a tented celebration, with gardens and a pond shaping a countryside portrait plan.
Loch Aerie Mansion — Malvern. Victorian architecture and a Grand Ballroom create a formal setting, with separate preparation suites and garden portrait possibilities.
The Desmond Malvern — Malvern. Hotel lodging, a glass-enclosed garden room and a ballroom can connect preparation, portraits and celebration without adding another venue.
Philander Chase Knox Estate — Malvern. A historic estate within Valley Forge pairs lawn views and a slate patio with a tented reception; park permissions remain a separate question.
The Farmhouse at People's Light — Malvern. Perennial gardens, a historic farmhouse and a cathedral-ceiling ballroom give this theatre-campus venue its own indoor-outdoor rhythm.
White Manor Country Club — Malvern. Flexible event rooms and scenic views support a club reception; the room layout and portrait permissions should shape the timeline.
General Warren — Malvern. Private dining rooms, a partly enclosed Spring House Terrace and guest lodging suit an intimate inn celebration with a carefully planned meal.
Radnor Hunt — Malvern. Large and small ballrooms connect with a terrace and covered porch, framed by an equestrian club landscape without assumed stable access.
The High Point Malvern — Malvern. A hilltop meadow and exposed-beam bank barn create two distinct scenes on a church campus; confirm the rental boundaries and weather layout.
Mendenhall Inn — Mendenhall. The Grand Ballroom has a spiral staircase; the Gold Ballroom has a patio. An on-property hotel adds overnight possibilities.
Anthony Wayne House — Paoli. A Georgian house, tree-lined lawn and clear-topped reception tent pair historic character with an outdoor connection and private preparation lounges.
Franklin Commons — Phoenixville. A former mill connects the Courtyard, sculpture-lined Campus Walk and windowed Franklin Hall for an industrial wedding setting.
Welkinweir — Pottstown. An arboretum estate with stone bank-barn ruins, a pond and garden character; confirm the event footprint and weather arrangement.
Historic Old Home Farm — Pottstown. Meadow weddings and a historic farmhouse landscape suit a personally arranged event, with rentals and building access worth clarifying early.
Meredith Manor — Pottstown. The Fieldstone Barn supports preparation while the Country Barn hosts the reception, with an oak ceremony setting and gardens outside.
Penn Oaks Golf Club — West Chester. Trees and course views surround the club wedding spaces; choose approved portrait locations and confirm preparation and rain arrangements.
Oakbourne Mansion — West Chester. A Victorian mansion in a public park offers multiroom receptions, mature trees and a water tower, with tenting and rental boundaries to confirm.
The Barn at Bournelyf — West Chester. A bank-barn sanctuary and Manor House preparation options anchor ceremony-focused packages; reception and tenting arrangements vary by booking.
