Mariah Fisher Photography

Just a little for your Wednesday, courtesy of Saralynn & Hannah.

Adding this photo from my stories to my feed simply so I can remember the good fun, friends and beautiful light from sledding yesterday.

My kids are living outside enjoying all the time in the snow they can today! #getoutside #snow #snowday #winterwonderland #ligonierfamilyphotographer

How gorgeous was all of the snow we got in the Laurel Highlands in the last 24 hours? Now who wants to plan to get married in it next year?!

Sigh, there's always something so beautiful about a winter wedding. Brooke & Alex, married this past Saturday.

It's been bitter cold the last two days, and after yesterday's post, I got a little sentimental for Colorado and this awesome day I spent on the lake at Grand Lake with my family. Any other photographers find that your personal photos always take a back seat, particularly during the busy seasons? Hoping to take a little time this winter to play catch up and share more!

New blog post is up! And it's my brother and his fiance and that awesome time I got to photograph them in Grand Lake CO. . Click the link in the first comment to check it out!

A late start to our morning, complete with hot chocolate and jammies, to celebrate the first major snow of the year. (Swipe to see how he really feels!)

Merry, Merry, Happy, Happy from my family to yours!

All the heart eyes for this @carnegiemuseums wedding! So excited to be able to deliver this gallery before the holiday weekend (& will absolutely be sharing more soon too!)! Now to kick back and enjoy some family time the next few days. Cheers friends!

A new blog post to get you in the holiday spirit! Click the link in the first comment to see one of my favorite family's to photograph in Ligonier, Pennsylvaniaat Christmas!

The recessional is quickly becoming one of my favorite moments of the wedding day. It's candid, and real joy and I love this moment every.single.time (& I've gotten much much better at walking backwards while shooting! Haha).

'Resilience is accepting your new reality, even if it's less good than the one you had before. You can fight it, you can do nothing but scream about what you've lost, or you can accept that and try to put together something that's good' -elizabeth edwards