houstoncouples, Diana Corwin

I met Morgan 15 years ago. Wow. I didn’t know quite how many years it had been until I sat down to write this blog post.

But yes, Morgan and I met 15 years ago way back in 2006. We were just tiny little 6th graders and had both picked band as our fine arts elective. We even picked the same instrument, so we got to know each other more and more. We didn’t pick your normal choices – like the flute or saxophone. No, we both picked the oboe lol. Y’all, I don’t think most of my college friends even know this about me because I’m personally so embarrassed to admit this!

We graduated together and then headed our separate ways to college in 2013. We lost touch through the years as we were both working on school and our careers. Fast forward 8 years later and I was so excited to reunite with Morgan during this shoot. Now we’re both married and have our own houses, which boggles my mind to think about. Like we’re both full blown #adulting. Fun fact, Morgan and Dalton got married within two weeks of Patrick and me, which I think is so fun!

These 2 are such a powerhouse couple. Dalton is a mechanical engineer (Patrick and I always love getting to meet fellow engineers!) and Morgan is a nurse. She’s been working directly with COVID patients all throughout the pandemic. So thank you, Morgan, for being on the frontlines fighting this pandemic!

Not only are these two super smart, they’re also the sweetest humans. They were so easy to talk to because they’re such down to earth people. We spent A LOT of the session just talking about life in between shooting and walking between locations. It was so nice to just talk and connect, something that we appreciate so much more after experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic.

Morgan and Dalton, y’all have the most beautiful hearts and I was so honored to capture these memories for the two of you. I seriously had SO many favorites from your session!

Also, if this location looks familiar to you, you’d be right! Kristin and Derek’s session was here just the week before. Check out their session here!

The day before this session, there was a 50% chance of rain so we ALMOST cancelled the whole shoot. But on the day of, there wasn’t a single drop of rain in sight – the 50% chance of rain went to 0! So we headed to Memorial Park Eastern Glades for the session and the weather ended up being beautiful. Spring in Houston is so nice (at least when it’s not raining haha)! It’s warm but not crazy hot yet like in the summer.

I’m so glad we got to do this shoot because Kristin and Derek are the sweetest couple. Seriously, they’re the nicest, most down to earth humans and you can tell just how much they care about each other. They were so fun – every time I had them look at each other, it always ended up in lots of giggles and laughter!

I can’t wait for you to see this session! Keep scrolling down below.