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Vendor Highlight // Guy in the Sky LLC, Videographer in King William, VA

Introducing VA Wedding Videographer Kyle of Guy in the Sky LLC

I absolutely believe in the mantra “community over competition.” Without other wedding vendors adopting this philosophy, my business would never exist. The support of like-minded wedding professionals and photographers is what helped launch my business this year. So I want to give back!

I am going to be highlighting a local wedding vendor and professional. I’ve interviewed a number of local vendors about their business and what they love most about serving couples in this area.

Choosing the right vendors can be the “make or break” of your wedding day. My hope is to provide you and your fiancé with a resource that helps you build your wedding day dream team!


I’d like to introduce you to Kyle Burnopp, a VA wedding videographer and owner of Guy in the Sky LLC.

Let’s get to know Kyle!

Start by introducing yourself! Tell us your name, business name, what you do, where you’re located, and who you serve!

Kyle Burnopp, Richmond wedding videographer and owner of Guy in the Sky LLC

HEY YALL!! My name is Kyle Burnopp. I’m 23 years young and based out of King William, Virginia (about 20 minutes from Richmond). I own a small video production company called Guy In The Sky. The name originated from the fact when I first started I was solely a drone operator and now I do full video production. I just married my best friend back on October 5, 2019! We have been together for 4 years and just bought our first house right before the wedding! We provide all the video needs you may have for any wedding or event and even small business!

How long have you been in business?

I have been in business for 2 1/2 years now and hoping for many more years to come!

What drew you to start a business in this industry / service?

It’s kind of crazy how I started in this industry. I’m a huge football fan and play fantasy football every year. Well, 2 1/2 years ago I won my league and decided to buy a drone. I quickly realized the potentials there were with it. As I flew more and more, I started finding a passion for filming. So then I introduced ground cameras and audio into my services. It wasn’t until my first wedding when I found my true passion. People able to make new friends and share their special moments with them, seeing all the love and connections that go on in a wedding. That’s when I knew weddings were my passion!

Describe your services. What do you offer brides/grooms?

We don’t just provide a wedding video, we provide an investment in your memories. We are there to not just point a camera and hit record but to capture your story and tell it in best possible way, that you can still enjoy many years to come!

What is one unique thing about your business that is different from your competitors?

I believe every one provides a unique trait for each client they serve, because no two people are exactly the same. What I like to think my best trait is, connecting. It’s not just another business move for me, but it’s more of getting to connect with new people and listening to their stories.

What is one piece of advice you would offer a newly engaged couple as they plan their wedding?

One piece of advice I’d give to couples starting to plan their wedding is to just breathe. It gets hectic and stressful, but don’t let it ruin the fun that’s in it. Enjoy all the phone calls with your potential vendors; explore all the ideas you have. Most importantly stay true to you!

Tell us about one of your favorite projects you’ve done as a vendor!

One of my favorite weddings by far was probably the Meeter Wedding. It was an elegant theme with a dash of rustic. The bride was an ER nurse and the groom was a firefighter. They met at 2am when he was bringing a patient in, and she was eyeballing his chocolate milk. So he went and got her one. They ended up doing their grand exit in a fire truck!

If you were planning a wedding, what is one thing you would discuss with a vendor like you and why?

When talking with your videographer, one thing I would definitely recommend discussing is audio and lighting. These two things can turn an ok film into an amazing one! 

Share one goal you have for your business right now.

A current goal of mine for 2020: I would love to connect with 20 couples and film their big day!

If you’re looking for a videographer who cares about you and your vision we’d love to chat with you!


Thanks for chatting with me, Kyle!! I personally checked out Kyle’s website, and I loved the video he made for the Meeter wedding. Definitely check him out if you’re in the market for a VA wedding videographer!! His rates seem reasonable and he brings a really great creative eye to the traditional wedding video!

If you’re in the Richmond, VA area, or if you just want to see more of Kyle and learn about his services, visit his website or follow his Instagram and like him on Facebook! Want to see both Kyle and I on your special day?? Contact me to see how you can book us both and start assembling your dream team of vendors to make your wedding day extra special!

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Every couple has a unique story, and the best engagement photo ideas go far beyond posed smiles. Recently, I photographed “A” & “L’s” engagement session—an ENP couple who requested that I protect their privacy and not share identifiable images online. Their request wasn’t just respected; it opened the door for a deeply intentional session filled with quiet, meaningful moments that beautifully reflected their relationship.

As a photographer specializing in storytelling and editorial imagery, I want couples to know that your engagement session can and should feel personal. You don’t need to perform for the camera—you just need a photographer who knows how to turn your real-life love into visual poetry.

Why Engagement Photo Ideas Should Be Personal

Many couples think engagement photos are just about dressing up and smiling at the camera. While I definitely capture classic portraits, that’s only a fraction of the full story. The best engagement photo ideas come from understanding who you are as a couple—your rituals, your connection, your humor, and your journey.

For “A” & “L,” that meant starting their session in a quiet park, sitting side-by-side on a bench where they’ve spent countless hours reading their Bibles and journaling together. These aren’t just habits—they’re emotional anchors in their relationship. Photographing those rituals added a depth to their gallery that no traditional pose ever could.

And then there was the ring: “A” wears a gold band on his right hand as a symbol of engagement in his culture. On their wedding day, that ring will move to his left. It’s a tradition full of meaning—and one I made sure to feature with a detailed, editorial-style shot that tells that part of their story.

Editorial Engagement Photo Ideas for Storytelling

When we think of great engagement photo ideas, editorial photography might not be the first thing that comes to mind—but it should be. Editorial doesn’t mean impersonal or overly styled. It means refined, intentional, and expressive.

I guide my couples with subtle posing, always encouraging movement, touch, and interaction. In “A” & “L’s” gallery, I included:

  • Classic portraits (yes, the ones grandma wants for her mantel)
  • Thoughtful candids full of laughter and genuine connection
  • Detail shots of meaningful objects like their Bibles and both “L” and “A’s” engagement rings
  • Wide, environmental shots that add context and a sense of place
  • Quiet in-between moments that feel like stills from a film

These engagement photo ideas create a well-rounded gallery that feels less like a checklist and more like a visual love letter.

Tips to Plan Meaningful Engagement Photo Ideas

Want to make sure your session is just as unique and story-driven? Here are some ways you can help me create something truly special:

1. Share Your Love Story With Me

Before the session, I’ll send you a short questionnaire. This helps me understand your personalities, how you fell in love, what you value, and how you spend time together. The more I know, the more authentic your photos will be.

2. Bring Meaningful Props

If there’s a book you both love, a blanket from your first date, or items that symbolize your relationship (like “A’s” gold band), bring them! These kinds of details give your engagement photo ideas texture and significance.

3. Pick a Location That Matters to You

Sure, sunset fields and rooftops are gorgeous—but so is the cozy corner of your favorite café or the trail where you go on weekend walks. Let’s choose a spot that feels like you.

4. Let the Moments Unfold Naturally

My sessions are never rushed or overly choreographed. I’ll offer guidance, but the best photos happen when you’re genuinely present with each other. Laugh, talk, cuddle—just be yourselves.

How Your Love Story Inspires Timeless Engagement Photo Ideas

At the end of the day, engagement photo ideas should celebrate what’s true and beautiful about your relationship—not a one-size-fits-all concept. With “A” & “L,” we created something soft, editorial, and sacred without ever showing a full face. Their images still speak volumes, because they are layered with authenticity, intention, and emotional storytelling.

If you’re looking for an engagement session that feels deeply “you”—with all the variety, intimacy, and editorial beauty you’ve been dreaming of—I would be honored to create that with you.

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