Last weekend I met up with Heather and Tyler in the early (oh so early – these two are amazing) morning hours in Ann Arbor for their engagement session! I am becoming more and more fond of Ann Arbor – what an amazing little town! Even more wonderful are Heather and Tyler… we had such a great time hanging out, taking pictures and chatting! On top of this, Heather introduced me to Zingerman’s – a famous deli located in just Ann Arbor. Once I had a little taste of their chai tea, I fell in love. So in love that I may just move to Ann Arbor for Zingerman’s alone ;).
Heather and Tyler are simply perfect for each other. I can just tell from seeing them together and witnessing such happiness and love between the two of them. They both attended the same college for sometime before actually meeting each other, and when I said “how cool! I bet you passed each other so many times in the halls without even knowing it!” Tyler returned, “not likely… I would have never missed her walking by me…” :)
We started our session at the beautiful Nichols Arboretum…
And I don’t even need to say it, but these two… gorgeous.
I’m not sure if you two EVER take a bad photo… so, so pretty.
This is my all time favorite :)
And we found some lovely wildflowers! Eeee!!
After our walk in the early morning woods, we decided to head to a little downtown area called Kerrytown (where Zingerman’s IS located)! I loved all of the character this little spot had!
There’s that pretty morning sunlight!
This was pretty much the only shot we got on the street because yes… cars were driving down it. A lot. We get a little crazy when it comes to engagement sessions over here! ;)
Love these…
And last but not least, we stopped in at a cute little market for some shots! I loved it in here! I swear… I should move to Ann Arbor!!
Heather and Tyler – I truly feel so lucky to have met the both of you. And even MORE lucky to be able to capture your wedding day next year! I can barely wait!!! Hugs & more hugs!!!



























































































































