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/ˈmjuː.zɪŋz/ - noun: comments and reflections on something that has involved a lot of thought.
(translation: calling it “a blog” just didn’t feel like it quite fit)
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Elizabeth & Eugene | Blending Families at Their Reach Resort Key West Wedding
When Eugene and Elizabeth met for the first time, celebrating with a first date at the National Whitewater Center, they knew there was something about each other that they loved. With a mutual love of outdoor activities, running, cycling, hiking, yoga, camping, their relationship grew. Even with quiet days spent at home reading or doing home improvement projects, being together was what mattered. Their love of travel and trying new things meant no day would be boring, and is no doubt what led them to choose a destination like Key West for their wedding day!
Sondra and Alex's Stunning Wedding Ceremony at the Reach Resort Gazebo in Key West
Planning a destination wedding in Key West demands exceptional wedding photography to capture every cherished moment. In this feature, we share the highlights of Sondra and Alex’s beautiful ceremony at the Reach Resort Gazebo, showcase stunning wedding photos taken there, and offer tips for your own event. Whether you're seeking inspiration or practical advice, you'll find valuable insights to ensure your ceremony is flawlessly documented.
When Erik and Kim chose Key West for their elopement, they weren’t chasing grandeur—they were embracing intention. Their day was a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t need an audience to be profound. With the sun-drenched streets of Old Town as their aisle and the quiet stillness of the courthouse chapel as their venue, they celebrated in a way that was deeply personal and effortlessly elegant. From the iconic Kapok Tree to the hidden corners of Fort Zachary Taylor, every backdrop told part of their story—and we were honored to document it all. This is more than just an elopement recap; it’s a love letter to small weddings, thoughtful planning, and the kind of photography that captures not just how it looked, but how it felt.