Amanda + Michael | Downtown Indianapolis Wedding

My favorite thing about writing blog posts is getting to go back & basically relive a wedding day. Amanda & Michael’s is one that I could relive a thousand times & never get over it.

I met Amanda back in college about 4 years ago. Never would I have dreamed that I’d be lucky enough to photograph her wedding day. She is one of the strongest & most amazing women I have ever met & she found the perfect partner in Michael.

Their wedding day at The Speakeasy in Downtown Indianapolis was so full of love & joy. If your day needs a little brightening, look through these photos. They are guaranteed to put a smile on your face!

WeddingsKalli StylianidesNovember 27, 2018Indianapolis WeddingComment

Tiffany + Chad | Intimate Evansville Wedding

Ok, first of all, I just want to say that these two are in Thailand right now living their best lives & I am super jealous!

Tiffany & Chad had an outdoor ceremony with their close family & friends on a gorgeous October evening. So many of my outdoor weddings were moved inside due to rain this year but these two must have had some serious good karma built up because it was literally the perfect day.

I’ve gotten to know Tiff & Chad over the past year & I am just obsessed. The way that they smile at each other, go on adventures together & support one another is sweetest thing ever. I am so so happy to have documented their celebration of love!

WeddingsKalli StylianidesNovember 21, 2018Comment

Morgan + Kyle | Southern Indiana Wedding

Their wedding day began with Morgan and Kyle getting ready at Saint James Lutheran Church in Holland, Indiana. Everyone was so excited and every single person had a smile on their face! While Morgan was getting ready, her mom gave her a charm for her bouquet that included her Grandma Mary’s wedding rings re-shaped into a heart. She also gave her a heart-shaped locket that had belonged to her Grandma Rosie. This was such a unique way to incorporate “something old” and “something new,” and was a thoughtful way to honor both grandmothers.