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Beth and Brian Hogan

Editorial Eye. Emotional Storytelling. Timeless Imagery.

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Beth and Brian Hogan

We’re Beth + Brian, a husband and wife photography team drawn to imagery that feels rich in feeling, intentional in composition, and deeply personal.

Our approach is rooted in a true-to-color vision, elevated by a bold editorial flare. We believe beautiful portraits have their place, but so do the fleeting glances, unfiltered laughter, and quiet moments that make a wedding entirely your own.

Our philosophy is simple: preserve what is real, create what is beautiful, and never lose sight of what makes it yours.

In their words

A short interview

What draws you to weddings?

We’re drawn to the energy, beauty, and excitement of a wedding day, but especially the privilege of being part of something so meaningful. There’s a thrill in the pace of a wedding, the anticipation, the unexpected moments, and the beauty that comes together to celebrate two people choosing one another. We love working alongside each other as husband and wife, bringing our individual strengths and perspectives together to serve our couples. At the heart of it all, we get to work together to help two people celebrate the beginning of their marriage, and that will never lose its magic for us.

How do you want couples to feel when they experience your work?

We want our couples to feel absolutely thrilled with their photographs, but just as importantly, completely at ease throughout the experience. We want them to feel confident that every detail is being thoughtfully handled, that they can trust us fully, and that they are genuinely cared for from the first conversation to the final gallery. We believe luxury is found not only in the finished photographs, but in the experience itself. Our couples should feel celebrated, spoiled, and exceptionally well taken care of, knowing they can be fully present while we take care of the rest.

Where do you find creative inspiration outside of weddings?

A lot of our inspiration comes from life outside of photography. We find beauty in nature, time spent with family, and the everyday moments with our dog, Gilly, who keeps life entertaining. Travel is another huge source of inspiration for us. We love exploring new places, experiencing different cultures, and taking in the architecture, landscapes, and little details that make each destination unique. The more of the world we get to experience, the more inspired we feel creatively.

What are your favorite moments on a wedding day?

Beth is drawn to the details, the candid moments, and all the little in-between interactions that might otherwise go unnoticed. She loves capturing the unexpected and finding beauty in the moments couples don't always realize are happening. Brian gravitates toward the big moments, the portraits, the drama, and the emotion of it all, especially a groom's first look at his bride. He loves creating those striking, timeless images that make a statement. Together, we love that our perspectives complement one another. We get to approach the same wedding day differently, bringing two creative viewpoints together to tell one complete story. And honestly, getting to do it all side by side is one of our favorite parts.

Is there a dream location you'd love to work a wedding in?

Honestly, anywhere new! We love traveling and the opportunity to experience a place we've never been before. There are a few destinations that hold a special place on our bucket list, including Charleston, Ireland, Greece, and Italy. We'd also happily return to places we've loved photographing, like Stonehaven and Wynchester Gardens. For us, the excitement is just as much about the experience of discovering somewhere new as it is about documenting a beautiful celebration there. We’re always ready for the next adventure!

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