BEYOND THE LENS: YOUR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER, YOUR CALM IN THE CHAOS.
why choose me
15 years, zero bridezillas.
(And yes, that's a flex. )
Here’s the truth: the wedding days that feel stressful aren’t because of “bad couples.” They’re days without a plan, without breathing room, and without someone guiding the flow.
My job is to keep things calm and moving, while making photos feel effortless. I do it by creating a timeline that actually makes sense, plus invisible direction so your portraits feel candid, not staged, but still look intentionally crafted.
Your wedding day usually goes one of two ways:
Everything feels rushed, people get overwhelmed, and photos start to feel like another task.
The day flows, you stay present, and the photos happen naturally because the plan supports the moment.
I’m here for option 2.
In the months leading up to your wedding, the timeline I build for you gets an upgrade. “Getting ready photos” turns into a intentionally planned series of natural, flowing moments. The first smile when your hair and makeup are finished, the deep breath when the dress goes on, the quiet moment you see yourself in the mirror, and the reactions when your favorite people see you for the first time.
Photos like that do not happen by accident. They happen when someone is paying attention to light, composition, and the energy in the room, then giving just enough guidance to keep everything feeling real. I plan for real life too: vendors running behind, a bridesmaid who needs fifteen more minutes, and yes, the rings that somehow got left at your hotel room (true story).
These days, everyone has a camera. Not everyone can keep the room calm, keep you present, and still create images that look as good as the moment felt.
Lucky for you, I can.
And I look forward to meeting you.
Let’s Capture Your Love Story
BEYOND THE LENS: YOUR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER, YOUR CALM IN THE CHAOS.
why choose me
15 years, zero bridezillas.
(And yes, that's a flex. )
Here’s the truth: the wedding days that feel stressful aren’t because of “bad couples.” They’re days without a plan, without breathing room, and without someone guiding the flow.
My job is to keep things calm and moving, while making photos feel effortless. I do it by creating a timeline that actually makes sense, plus invisible direction so your portraits feel candid, not staged, but still look intentionally crafted.
Your wedding day usually goes one of two ways:
Everything feels rushed, people get overwhelmed, and photos start to feel like another task.
The day flows, you stay present, and the photos happen naturally because the plan supports the moment.
I’m here for option 2.
In the months leading up to your wedding, the timeline I build for you gets an upgrade. “Getting ready photos” turns into a intentionally planned series of natural, flowing moments. The first smile when your hair and makeup are finished, the deep breath when the dress goes on, the quiet moment you see yourself in the mirror, and the reactions when your favorite people see you for the first time.
Photos like that do not happen by accident. They happen when someone is paying attention to light, composition, and the energy in the room, then giving just enough guidance to keep everything feeling real. I plan for real life too: vendors running behind, a bridesmaid who needs fifteen more minutes, and yes, the rings that somehow got left at your hotel room (true story).
These days, everyone has a camera. Not everyone can keep the room calm, keep you present, and still create images that look as good as the moment felt.
Lucky for you, I can.
And I look forward to meeting you.
Let’s Capture Your Love Story
BEYOND THE LENS: YOUR WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER, YOUR CALM IN THE CHAOS.
why choose me
15 years, zero bridezillas.
(And yes, that's a flex. )
Here’s the truth: the wedding days that feel stressful aren’t because of “bad couples.” They’re days without a plan, without breathing room, and without someone guiding the flow.
My job is to keep things calm and moving, while making photos feel effortless. I do it by creating a timeline that actually makes sense, plus invisible direction so your portraits feel candid, not staged, but still look intentionally crafted.
Your wedding day usually goes one of two ways:
Everything feels rushed, people get overwhelmed, and photos start to feel like another task.
The day flows, you stay present, and the photos happen naturally because the plan supports the moment.
I’m here for option 2.
In the months leading up to your wedding, the timeline I build for you gets an upgrade. “Getting ready photos” turns into a intentionally planned series of natural, flowing moments. The first smile when your hair and makeup are finished, the deep breath when the dress goes on, the quiet moment you see yourself in the mirror, and the reactions when your favorite people see you for the first time.
Photos like that do not happen by accident. They happen when someone is paying attention to light, composition, and the energy in the room, then giving just enough guidance to keep everything feeling real. I plan for real life too: vendors running behind, a bridesmaid who needs fifteen more minutes, and yes, the rings that somehow got left at your hotel room (true story).
These days, everyone has a camera. Not everyone can keep the room calm, keep you present, and still create images that look as good as the moment felt.