Husband & Wife Team

Way, way back Krista and I ran a wedding photography business together. Okay, so it wasn’t too long ago—we shut it down around 2017—but it feels like a lifetime ago.

Working with a spouse can be a huge blessing. There’s freedom and flexibility, and it’s often fun working together. Krista and I have really enjoyed being able to say yes to adventures that we wouldn’t have been able to go on when we were working our 9-5s. But it can also be challenging.

Krista and I start each morning by writing a letter to each other. *Eye roll.* I can hear some of you gagging a little behind your computer screens. But, hear me out—writing letters to each other has made a significant impact on our business, and it has been one of the most transformative things we’ve done for our marriage.

How we streamline healthy eating while running businesses and life with a toddler. We need a solid plan in order to get dinner on the table.

I should have paid closer attention in my high school health class. Starting sometime in the second trimester, Krista told me she thought Jack was going to come early. Not premature early, but before 40 weeks early. She had been having a ton of Braxton Hicks contractions, which is why I assumed she brought it […]

Photographers and Educators Amy & Jordan Demos share about marriage, time management, and building their business together. Listen to, watch, or read this interview here.

Drumroll, please! Baby Jones is a…

I still can’t believe we’re writing this post! Even though we’re 12 weeks and we’ve both seen the baby and heard his/her heartbeat, it’s still sometimes difficult to look at my stomach and convince myself there’s a baby in there! Although I’m sure I’ll feel differently when my stomach pops this trimester.  We’ve already gotten […]

Positano was absolutely one of our favorite parts of the trip. It was so incredible that we cancelled day trips to stay in this beautiful place!

Visiting Italy? We highly recommend Rome! If you follow us on social media or you’ve visited our about page, you know pizza and wine are our love language.

We moved into our house three years ago this fall, and knew immediately that the kitchen would need to be updated. The cabinets were compressed wood, the laminate countertop scratched and stained easily, the electric panel on the oven collapsed and was prone to catching on fire—no, seriously, it caught on fire—and overall, it just wasn’t our style. Did we mention the oven caught on fire?