-Morgan Lynn

Based in Houston, Texas yet a Colorado girl at heart, Morgan began her career while studying photography and business at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Wedding commissions have taken Morgan to South and Central America, the Caribbean and all over the U.S.

Stacey takes an editorial approach to photographing weddings, believing that the images that capture the expressions and moments naturally will be the ones most cherished in the future. She brings an intensely fresh style to capturing your event, but under no circumstances does she bring anything that feels forced or rehearsed. She will not coerce you into an awkward pose or interrupt a private moment in order to stage a photo. And she will NEVER ask you to stop and smile at her in the middle of your first dance!

It’s her natural ability to put those around her at ease and to anticipate “real” moments that makes her the choice of brides and grooms from every corner of the world. Couples planning an intimate event in the backyard of a childhood home to those planning an exquisite extravaganza; brides and grooms having a celebratory weekend event in a tropical destination and celebrity couples planning a private ceremony and party out of the spotlight…… all choose Stacey for her expertise, her artistic vision, her warm personality and sense of humor.
An award winning photographer, Stacey has been published in numerous magazines including InStyle Weddings, Martha Stewart Weddings, People, Grace Ormonde, Elegant Bride, Destination Weddings & Honeymoons, The Knot (national), The Knot (Boston) and many others.

My focus is in discovering beauty and telling your story in most dramatic way, about your happiest day ever in pictures that reflect your soul, personality, bring you cutting edge photographs which will keep all the precious moments from your wedding day!

That was 15 years ago. Since then wedding photography has completely taken over my life and I couldn’t be happier with the winding roads I’ve traveled with a camera in hand. Along the way, one of the most valuable photography lessons I’ve learned is that you can either do a lot of things poorly, or one thing really well. That’s why for the past 10 years I’ve dedicated my business to shooting weddings, and ONLY weddings.

My style is to be a storyteller. I come to your wedding with my mind totally open – no expectations of what can or can’t be done in a wedding photo and no expectations of how the story of your day will unfold itself.

Most weddings follow a somewhat traditional outline, but within that framework, every wedding is full of unique twists and small details… so to me, the true art of wedding photography is in the photographer’s ability to see the uniqueness of your wedding and capture the day in a complete story. My goal is to create a visual story that will amaze and entertain your family and friends long into the future.

I suppose I’ve been drawn to wedding photography because I love people and I thrive on the creative challenge of doing something different every day. I truly enjoy meeting new people, seeing new cultures and new places, and most of all, I really do enjoy being a part of your family and your world on such a special occasion. I love that I get to be a witness, and a recorder, and a friend in this incredible moment of your life.

My primary style of shooting during most of the wedding day, is photojournalistic. I prefer to stay in the background quietly documenting everything I see and I won’t embarrass you by yelling, Stop! Hold that pose! or anything like that.

During the family group time, I’m not shy – years of substitute teaching and working as a rafting guide (prior to becoming a photographer) taught me a lot about how to wrangle a crowd, so organizing everyone for a couple group shots will not be a problem.

Over the past 10 years I’ve photographed hundreds of weddings in the US and roughly 50 destination weddings outside the US, in locations such as Jamaica, Mexico, the Bahamas, Aruba, Hawaii, Barbados, Tortola, St. John, St. Thomas, St. Lucia, the Dominican Republic, Greece, Italy, Fiji, Tahiti, and Hong Kong…. Whew! And the list keeps growing all the time as couples surprise me with new destinations I’ve never even heard of. You brides never cease to amaze me with your cool choices of locations.

In 2006 I was approached by the publisher John Wiley & Sons to write a book on wedding photography. After many grueling months behind the laptop that project finally became a reality and you can now find Digital Wedding Photography: Capturing Beautiful Memories on the shelves at any major bookstore and online at Amazon.com. I still can’t believe it myself so every time I go into Borders I have to run straight to the photography section to check, and there’s my book sitting there on the shelves with all the others.

Prices, contract and calendar can be found on my website as well as a selection of articles I’ve written that will help you plan your wedding day to get the most out of your photographer. If you don’t have a location yet, here are a few suggestions from places I’ve seen.

I look forward to hearing from you,

Glen