★ GOLD Drifton's featured Photographer
Located in the heart of the Pocono Mountains on Freedom Road, Carmen's Country Inn and Garden offers a secluded and sensual setting to host a remarkable wedding and reception within the rural community of Drums, Pennsylvania. Entertain guests and enjoy cocktails at our outdoor bar and grill or hold al fresco wedding receptions at the pavilion. Our venue provides a romantic turn-of-the-century backdrop reminiscent of charming English manors, surrounded by lush woodlands, towering trees, and serene mountain views.
SILVER Drifton's recommended Photographers
We are a Pennsylvania based studio nestled in the beautiful Pocono mountains centreral located between New York City and Philadelphia. Our photographers have a passion for the heartfelt moments in a wedding. We will capture the essence of your day with candid photojournalism, fine art portraits and a unique blend of what we call "fine art photojournalism." These elements form our style of shooting. Our goal is to document the many emotions of your wedding…more
Main Street Studio is a photography studio with over 25 years of service located in Palmyra, PA. give us a call at (717) 838-5603. Check us out and see why so many couples in Central Pennsylvania have chosen our award winning photography to capture their special day.
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Photography by Lynn is a fully functioning indy production house. Not only can we be your storyteller, so that you can relive those special moments through the images we create for you. We also do video and graphics to take it to the next level. We combine our education with…more
Lara Koppmann Photography specializes in creating custom, beautifully edited hand printed images and framed art work for your home. I offer a very hands-on approach to the preparation of your session. From the location to wardrobe – all of the details are methodically planned out to ensure that there is…more
Shootworks Photography believes that your images should capture the “true you”. Based on this belief, we have taken a photojournalist approach to photography; meaning we take a lot of pictures. As a result, we capture moments and interactions that may have been easily missed by the traditional photographer going after…more