Erin Cryder

More than 100 abortion restrictions were enacted this year.
More than 100.
Half of women and birthing persons within reproductive age will lose access to abortion if we continue down this path.
We must take a stand to protect women and birthing people in this time of political turmoil and a landscape that is making it exceedingly difficult for folks to get access to the care they need when they want or need an abortion.
At our December Keeping It Brief event, the BCWAC spoke with Melissa Reed...

Whitney and Scott were so excited to finally celebrate with the party they deserved at their Disney-themed wedding, held at Basking Ridge Country Club.

After having to reschedule their October 2020 wedding, they eloped on their anniversary in August (so sweet!). Finally, they got to dance the night away with family and friends in October of 2021.

Read on to find out all about their beautiful wedding day!

While we all received a devastating blow regarding paid family leave not being approved this week, we cannot stop fighting for mothers and birthing people.

In fact, in light of these new circumstances, we need to fight harder than ever.

BCWAC is committed to helping wonderful organizations that do just that.

While it was our main focus for the month of May, here at the Bucks County Women’s Advocacy Coalition, we will continue to advocate for transforming childcare throughout the year because it truly is that important.

On May 19th, 2021, The Bucks County Women’s Advocacy Coalition (BCWAC) hosted May’s annual Call to Action event, “Transforming Childcare,” sponsored by Comcast.

Read on to find out what these experts had to say in this *top performing* article, ranking on Page 1 of Google.

BCWAC began our discussion of the transformation of childcare in the spring, and as the centers have reopened their doors and hearts to the families they serve this fall, it is clear we need to continue it.

In the Bucks County area, even families at mid to upper-income levels are struggling to meet the need for their families of having quality childcare, let alone disadvantaged families for whom this has always been a struggle.

Lack of funding to create more quality childcare has always been ...

You have spent time getting to know your photographers at your engagement session. You feel like relaxed pros in front of the camera. You are confident in your ability to pose on your wedding day. Most importantly, you got great engagement shots! So, what now?
We created some fun captures for your engagement, but what do you do next with your beautiful photos?

Read on to find out what to do after your engagement shoot!

We love getting to know you before your wedding! We also want you to get to know us. Besides getting great pictures, these are the main reasons to do an engagement shoot!

Show off that newly-engaged glow and get to know your photographers during an engagement shoot! Check out our post on why it is totally worth doing an engagement shoot before your wedding here.

Now that you have picked a date, a photographer, and probably a venue, you can celebrate!

Those are some of the most challenging decisions in wedding planning, and you can cross them off your list!

What is the best way to celebrate, you ask?

With the fun stuff, like your engagement session!

This is the first time you’ve planned a wedding! You know you need a photographer (check!), but you also need so many other people to make your big day a success story.

Starting to stress about all the moving parts that need to happen on your wedding day?

We’ve got you covered!

We planned our own wedding, and we’ve been in the industry for a few years!

Along the way, we’ve learned a thing or two! We can help make planning for your wedding and the photos a little less stressful.

Here are a few of our wedding tips and tricks! Read on to find out what they are.

Congratulations on getting your wedding planning underway! This is such an exciting time for you! We are sure your mind is racing with all the planning that needs to happen. It’s all so exciting, but it can also be somewhat overwhelming. By the time you get the hang of it, the planning is over! To make it as memorable as possible, we are here to help!

If you are a beginner and just starting to research what kind of camera you will need for your business, you may not be familiar with the term DSLR. It stands for “Digital Single-Lens Reflex.” Read on to find out what else beginners need to know about a new DSLR camera!

This sweet, adorable family wanted to celebrate their soon-to-be newest addition with a maternity session held at Prophecy Creek Park.