I’ve never been particularly interested in making a wedding day look perfect. I’m much more interested in preserving what made it yours.

The nervous hands before you walk down the aisle. Your best friend laughing before she can finish her toast. The flowers you spent months dreaming about. The way your parents look at you when they think no one else is paying attention. Those are the pieces of a wedding day I find myself drawn to again and again.

My approach lives somewhere between documentary and editorial. I want you to have photographs that feel refined and thoughtfully composed, but never at the expense of actually experiencing the day. I’ll step in when a little direction is needed, fix the dress, find the beautiful light, and help you feel comfortable in front of my camera. And when the moment is already happening exactly as it should, I know when to simply let it unfold.

After years of photographing weddings, I’ve learned that the images people return to aren't always the ones we planned. They're often the ones filled with movement, personality, connection, and a little bit of beautiful imperfection.

That’s what I want to preserve for you.