The growing belly. The newborn scrunch. Your toddler’s current obsession. The way your kids pile onto the couch with you. The apartment you’ll eventually move out of. This version of the two of you, right now.
Life moves fast, and you don’t need a huge milestone to have a reason to remember it.
Your wedding day isn’t a photoshoot, and I don’t want it to feel like one. I approach weddings as a photojournalist and storyteller, which means I’m constantly paying attention to what’s unfolding around me. I want you laughing with your friends, hugging your grandparents, crying during the vows, and actually experiencing the day you spent so much time planning.
That doesn’t mean I’ll leave you wondering what to do with your hands (promise). I’ll step in and guide you when you need me, and step back when you don’t.
The result is a gallery that feels like you: full of movement, emotion, connection, and all the beautifully imperfect evidence that you were really there.
There’s something about film that makes an ordinary moment immediately feel like something you found tucked into an old photo album. The grain. The imperfect colors. The little surprises you don't get to see immediately.
35mm film and full-sized Polaroids can be added to your lifestyle session if you want some of your memories preserved in a format that feels a little more tangible and nostalgic.