Y’all are always looking for weddings that feel real, authentic, and different; well you don’t have to look any further than this gay goth wedding for some inspiration. Of course, you don’t need to steal the theme itself for your wedding, but you can take lessons from this couple to inspire your wedding planning

The wedding industry is expanding, but there is still plenty of focus on traditional and binary attire. For those that are queer and/or alternative in their looks, sometimes it can overwhelming or difficult to find outfits that fit their vision.
This blog goes through how to find suiting (especially for AFAB bodies), inclusive “bridal shops”, and ideas to customize your look.

A hidden gem wedding venue is waiting for you in the Bridesburg neighborhood of Philadelphia. This modernized industrial space offers a flexible indoor-outdoor space, multiple caterers and food trucks, micro wedding options, a historical backdrop, is handicap accessible, and has free, private parking.

Photographing a beautiful surprise proposal on quiet, cobblestone streets in Philadelphia. Jessup and Irving streets are nestled away in a quiet corner of Washington Square West and provide a beautiful backdrop for proposals. A small table with flowers and printed photos were waiting as Taylor Swift played on a speaker.

Alanna (she/they) and Ron (he/him) shared in a joyful, playful and vibrant engagement session in Philly. We visited City Hall, Broad Street, and Garage Passyunk. Engagement sessions don't have to be "traditional".

Josh and Ryan enjoyed an intimate and personalized wedding elopement at LOVE Park in Philadelphia, PA followed by wedding portraits.

Stephen and Carlos chose to have their engagement session at and around Philadelphia's Magic Gardens in the South Philly Neighborhood. This sweet couple loves exploring, so this spot was the perfect place to document their engagement ahead of their wedding.

Join me on the journey of documenting Emily’s surprise proposal to her girlfriend at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA.

Kaili and Devon’s wedding at Valleybrook Country Club was planned in 3 months time, but was beautiful, thoughtful, and intentional. They enjoyed their day together with close friends and family on an unusually beautiful December day.

Photographing and documenting Alyssa and Brianna’s elopement in front of the Merchants' Exchange Building in Old City Philly.

A Halloween themed wedding at the Merion Tribute House in Merion Station, PA.

With careful planning, surprise proposal photos can tell a story through images. As more proposal inquiries roll in, I wanted to share a blog to help you nail your proposal photos!

A joyful and unique LGBTQ wedding at a local theater company in Philadelphia, with drag queens and cabaret of performances.

An international couple's NYC wedding on the Hudson River, with adventures through Chelsea Market, the High Line, and the Vessel.

After meeting in undergrad, Courtney and Steve continued to date long distance while Steve was in graduate school, they finally got to have their long awaited wedding at Hilton Garden Inn in Hamilton, NJ.

Should I allow phones at my wedding? Should I ask guests to leave their phones alone?

There are no black and white answers about having an unplugged or phone free ceremony or wedding; but there is a good amount to think about when trying to decide!

Either way, be respectful of other guests and vendors throughout the day.

A timeless wedding with personal touches in Berkeley Heights NJ.

A unique and fun Asbury Park wedding! From an empty conventional hall, to playing at Silverball arcade, and an intimate vow renewal at Mcloone’s Supper Club.

Haddon Township had its second pride parade in 2022, and Rylan Lott Photography was one of the sponsors and photographers for their events. Working with and giving back to the LGBTQ community is important to them.

Check out what this local event was able to accomplish and see what's in store for 2023.

Mar celebrates 2 year on T and recovering from top surgery.

Queer joy sessions are a special project of mine to celebrate and affirm those in the LGBTQ community at a time when queer visibility, joy, and hope is so necessary.