Bridesmaids in floral pajamas dancing and celebrating together by bright windows before the wedding.

 

Wedding Approach

 

Where Documentary-Storytelling meets Emotional Depth

 

Photographing weddings with presence, emotion and empathy.


I take a guided, natural approach to weddings rooted in documentary storytelling and emotional awareness. I’m drawn to the quiet moments, the shared laughter, the way hands find each other. The way it all feels. So I often step back and allow the day to unfold naturally. When guidance is needed, I gently step in to facilitate parts of the day like family portraits and bridal portraits, creating space that feels calm, unhurried, and true to you. I want your images to hold not only the way your day unfolded, but the feeling it carried.


This way your images become a place you can return to.

 

How it works
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1. Connect


Reach out through my contact page and I'll send over details about my packages. From there, I love to meet over Zoom. A space where I can hear your story, your vision and what matters most to you. We'll talk openly and intuitively, and together decide if we're the right fit for one another.

Bride and groom exchanging vows at outdoor wedding ceremony with floral arch backdrop.

2. Plan


We’ll walk through your priorities and preferences to create a timeline that truly supports you. Whether you’re looking for gentle guidance or a more hands-off approach, I meet you where you are. A thoughtfully crafted timeline allows space to breathe. This way you can stay present, grounded, and connected on your wedding day.

Black and white photo of a bride and groom walking under a clear umbrella on a green lawn near a barn.

3. Be Present


On your wedding day, I check in, read the room, and adjust as needed. The goal is for you to enjoy your wedding day with your loved ones. Your photos will reflect how the day felt—from the loud, joy-filled moments to the quiet, tender ones in between.

FAQ

 

Bride in white strapless gown and veil holds bouquet of white and blue flowers with greenery outdoors.
Groom placing veil on bride in black and white wedding photo under a draped tent.
Bride and groom embrace outdoors, groom kissing bride's cheek, both wearing wedding rings, in gray suit and white gown.

Do you deliver sneak peeks?



Absolutely! I will get you 2-3 images within 48 hours of your wedding. Then, I like to send up to 100 images within two weeks of your wedding to really capture the emotion of the day.

How many photos will be delivered? And how long?


The amount of images do depend on how many hours, photographers, and the way the day unfolds. As per contract, I promise 50 images per hour. However, on average, I deliver 700 per 8 hours. I will deliver the full gallery within 3 months.

How do you handle poses for couples who are uncomfortable in front of the camera?


Being uncomfortable in front of the camera is a very normal feeling. I have been told by brides that I bring a "calm presence" to their wedding day. My personality definitely helps ensure you are comfortable. However, I also facilitate your session based on the energy I receive from you. For example: some couples may have more movement vs. posed. Engagement sessions are an amazing way of helping find comfort.

Do you shoot film and digital?


For 2026, I will be bringing my film camera to weddings! Film will be offered as an add on to all 2027 bookings.

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