Your wedding is one of those rare days when so many of your favorite people are together in the same place. My job is to preserve what it actually felt like—the laughter, quiet glances, embraces, happy tears, dance floor chaos, and fleeting moments you couldn’t recreate if you tried.
You experience it. I’ll make sure you remember how it felt, forever.
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.
Consider this our chance to hang out before the wedding! Engagement sessions are a great way for us to get to know each other and for you to get comfortable in front of my camera before the big day. It’s totally normal to feel a little nervous when you’re not used to being photographed—but by the time your wedding rolls around, you two will be pros.
60 minutes | $500 when booked with a wedding
Your wedding might be the main event, but some of the most meaningful moments happen the night before. Rehearsal dinner coverage gives me a chance to meet the people you love before the wedding day while documenting the speeches, hugs, stories, games, and anticipation that make your wedding weekend yours.
2 hours | $1,200
There’s something so nostalgic and dreamy about film photos. The grain, the colors, the imperfections, the anticipation of waiting to see what came back—it feels right at home alongside the way I photograph weddings.
Every wedding collection includes one roll of 35mm film, with the option to add even more film or full-sized Polaroids to your coverage.
You’ll want to remember this. Not just what everything looked like, but who was there, how you loved each other, and how it all felt.
Bring your favorite people. Laugh loudly. Cry during the vows. Hug your parents a little longer. Get sweaty on the dance floor. Forget about the camera for a while. I’ll be there to capture it all.