About

Let us Tell Your Story

Hi there! We are Megan and Jacob Hannah, and we started Hannah Photography with the goal of creating a unique wedding photography experience for those who might be looking for something a little more unscripted and unposed. What does this mean? We are a friendly presence, always in the right spot to capture the real moments, without interfering or directing. We aim to tell the story of your day, bringing still images to life through composition, color, and emotion, and allowing you to remember the day as vividly as you felt in the moment.

Documentary wedding, Family, and Event Photographers

Hi, We are Hannah Photography

Megan Hannah

I grew up in Nebraska and met Jacob when he was working as a newspaper photojournalist. I was working in insurance at the time but soon picked up photography as a passion. After we got engaged Jacob convinced me to try out life in his home state of Vermont and I absolutely love it. We have twin daughters, crazy cats, free-range chickens, mountain views and swimming holes, and life is just a little slower and a little more enchanted here.

When I transitioned full time into journalistic wedding photography with Jacob in 2012, I found that I loved the creative outlet and working with people on their wedding day. I love all the parts of the wedding day, from the quiet moments to the big and bold emotions. Capturing the found moments of the day and working with people is a true joy for me.

Jacob Hannah

I graduated from RIT with a degree in photojournalism, and spent several several years as a newspaper photojournalist. Shortly after Megan and I got engaged, we decided to move back to my home state of Vermont, get married and start our wedding photography business. There are a lot of things that remain true in both journalism and weddings for me: I’m always looking to tell the story, and I’m fearless about getting those photos.

Now, as our twin girls grow, I’m even more keenly aware of the importance of family, generations, and their legacies in photos. Wedding photojournalism allows me to tell stories that showcase family, emotion, and love. In my spare time when I’m not chasing kids or chickens, I continue to work as a freelance photojournalist with the New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.