It’s your wedding day, not my photoshoot.
I’m a firm believer that weddings don’t exist only to be photographed. You picked a place that spoke to the both of you and carefully crafted an experience for your guests because this is not just about the two of you, but also the people from all parts of your lives who have shown up to support you in this milestone event.
After the food is eaten, the flowers are gone, and your attire is put away, what you have left is the wonderful photographic evidence of what happened and what it felt like.
Your images will be an honest, unstaged, and uncoerced reflection of how your people came together to celebrate a momentous day.
My hope is that years from now, you’ll be able to recognize yourselves as you truly were, among your community of family and friends, with photographs that prove how much you are loved.
And then when we’re gone, those looking at your wedding photographs will feel like they know the people in them and how the day moved and felt.
“Looking through the photos for the first time since the wedding, I actually cried because I was privy to some moments that were so special that we missed on the day. Thank you for helping us relive the specialness of the day but also to have access to moments and feelings we completely missed.” — Nadia & Joe
“You were the best and easiest decision we made in the planning process” — Zach & Josh
For the ones looking at your photographs 50 years from now.
I fell into weddings by accident.
I stayed because it answered an inner calling: Making images that stay with people and become part of their history.
I am vehemently passionate about making photographs for people during one of the most significant milestones of their lives, and then bringing those memories back to life by preserving them in prints and albums so they can be relived time and time again.
At the heart of it, I am curious about the intricacies and nuances of a social ritual we call a wedding, the way each couple makes it their own, and how it’s a joyful and interesting treasure hunt to find moments large and small between people from all walks of your life.
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If what matters to you is spending quality time with your guests, letting the moments unfold organically, keeping things unfussy, and living in your day — I’d love to hear from you.