For intentional,
thoughtful couples
Your wedding is a day filled to the brim with meaning. Every ritual serves a purpose, every guest brings something unique, and every moment holds potential for connection, reflection, and gratitude — including the imperfect ones.
Your photos can help you remember it all.
When the day comes to an end, your hearts will be full of joy, your eyes will be brimming with happy tears, and your life will be rich with intention. Intention is what you will take with you as you enter this next chapter together.
Ultimately, the photos don’t matter the day of your wedding. But the moment the day ends, they do matter. Photos become your way of returning to the memories you made with your favorite people.
The day of your wedding is all about celebration, love, and cherished times with your community.
That’s why my photography process is designed to make space for presence, ease, and joy — all while making sure you don’t feel uncomfortable. I will give gentle directions, let you know if I notice a catch in your dress or a crooked collar, and step back when a magic moment is happening to let it unfold.
Here’s to a day that’s true to you, full of tenderness & brimming with laughter.
Let’s make sure you have photographs that help you remember it.
I want your photographs to remind you of the love you’ve carefully tendered. The support of your community. The joy and meaning you cultivate in your life, not just on your wedding day.
If I should be lucky enough to photograph your wedding, I will feel honored to be there, as if I were a guest.
Being present for your day is truly special to me.
I am not there to direct a show. I’m there to …
Prioritize what matters to you
Help you plan a timeline that allows you to get the photos you want, without sacrificing time with family and friends
Be there when you need me, and blend into the background when you need to feel like you’re the only people in the room
I recognize how important it is for you to know (and like) who you invite to your wedding, including your photographer. So I’ll take off my introvert cap for a moment and tell you about myself…
