I’ve photographed hundreds of weddings over the last 17 years, which means very little surprises me anymore. Timeline running behind? Weather changed its mind? A button popped off? Someone disappeared right before family photos? We’ll figure it out.
My process is simple: good communication, plenty of preparation, and an experience that doesn’t make your wedding feel like a twelve-hour photoshoot.
Before the celebration begins, I’ll document the details you’ve so thoughtfully chosen, the atmosphere, and the anticipation building around you. It’s the perfect time to capture the beginning of your story before the pace of the day picks up.
In an effort not to burn yall out during long photo blocks, there will be portrait mini-sessions sprinkled throughout to catch all the cherished moments; from the magnetic first-look to the delicious cake cutting to showing off your tipsy dance moves as a married couple.
We will nail down the must-have groupings list prior to Wedding Day so you get all the images you want. I will make sure everyone has a blast and that their sunglasses are off, ties are straight and there's no rogue lipstick on their teeth!
I will be silently zipping around documenting the little to big things all evening. Taking shots with college buddies, twirling with nieces and nephews, Grandpa Joe asleep at the table, and most definitely Uncle Herb's smooth delivery of the Cha Cha slide on the dance floor.
After about 1-2 hours of dance floor/reception coverage, I will check in with you to make sure I got everything you wanted. If all is well, we'll hug it out and I will be on my way to start polishing some photos for your highly anticipated Sneak Peek!
Every story has a “first.”
Your first date. Your first trip together. Your first home. The first time you realized this was the person you wanted to spend forever with.
This is our first conversation—and the beginning of how your story is documented.
Before the wedding day, I want to know the two of you beyond the timeline. The little things that make your relationship yours, the people who matter most, and the moments you already know you’ll never want to forget. Because the better I know your story, the more intentionally I can tell it.
The best photographs aren’t created by perfect poses. They’re created when you’re fully present in the people, the laughter, and the moments unfolding around you. My role is to create space for you to experience your wedding day—not spend it performing for the camera.
You only get one chance to live your wedding day. You deserve to remember it—not spend it worrying about the camera.
Today, they’re your wedding photographs.
Years from now, they’ll become the way your children see your love story. They’ll remind you of voices you’ve forgotten, people you miss, and moments that would have otherwise slipped away.
That’s why every image is created with intention—not just for today, but for every year that follows.
The words I hear most often after a wedding aren’t about the photographs. They’re, “That was so much easier than I expected.” “I forgot the camera was even there.” “You made us feel completely comfortable.”
When you feel at ease, everything changes. Your photographs become natural, effortless, and unmistakably you.
Some of the first memories to fade aren’t the big moments—they’re the quiet details. The way your mother fastened your dress. The texture of your invitation suite. Your grandmother’s hands resting on yours. The candlelight, the handwritten vows, the heirlooms passed from one generation to the next.
Those are the details that quietly become part of your family’s history. I photograph them with the same intention as every embrace, every tear, and every celebration—because years from now, they’re often the pieces you’ll be most grateful to remember.
In an effort not to burn yall out during long photo blocks, there will be portrait mini-sessions sprinkled throughout to catch all the cherished moments; from the magnetic first-look to the delicious cake cutting to showing off your tipsy dance moves as a married couple.
We will nail down the must-have groupings list prior to Wedding Day so you get all the images you want. I will make sure everyone has a blast and that their sunglasses are off, ties are straight and there's no rogue lipstick on their teeth!
I will be silently zipping around documenting the little to big things all evening. Taking shots with college buddies, twirling with nieces and nephews, Grandpa Joe asleep at the table, and most definitely Uncle Herb's smooth delivery of the Cha Cha slide on the dance floor.
After about 1-2 hours of dance floor/reception coverage, I will check in with you to make sure I got everything you wanted. If all is well, we'll hug it out and I will be on my way to start polishing some photos for your highly anticipated Sneak Peek!
- To know that, whether you hire me or someone else, you’re choosing more than a photographer—you’re choosing someone who will be by your side through one of the most meaningful days of your life. I want my couples to have such an incredible experience that they find themselves talking about it over dinner on their honeymoon. Above all else, choose the person you trust completely and know will take care of you no matter what. When you feel comfortable enough to let go of the pressure to perform, that’s when the most genuine moments unfold—and those are the photographs that become priceless years from now.
– SUUUPER easy. First, let’s find a time to connect—whether that’s over the phone, FaceTime, or in person. I want to get to know the two of you and make sure we’re the right fit. We’ll talk through your wedding, everything you’ve envisioned, and what matters most to you. If we’re both walking away excited, we’ll make it official and get your date reserved!
– Absolutely not! I know wedding planning can be busy, so if it’s easiest to connect by email, phone, or FaceTime, I’m all for it. But if you’d rather meet in person…hell yeah, let’s grab a coffee.
– Yes. Yes. Yes. Every image is individually hand-edited in my signature style. The photographs you see throughout my portfolio are a true reflection of the work you’ll receive—thoughtfully refined, timeless, and unmistakably mine.
- Absolutely! My husband, Stu, and I offer both photography and cinematography, allowing your story to be documented with one cohesive vision. Because we work together seamlessly, your photos and films complement one another beautifully, creating an experience that’s effortless from beginning to end.
– Of course! One of my favorite parts of this job is following my couples wherever their story takes them. My husband and I love to travel, so whether it’s a mountaintop in North Carolina or a villa in Italy, I’m always up for the adventure.
– YES! Several of my collections include a second photographer, and for good reason. While I’m documenting one part of the day, they’re capturing another, allowing us to tell your story more completely while preserving every meaningful moment from multiple perspectives.