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I’ve never been the photographer who simply shows up with a camera.

I genuinely love being part of the process. The design decisions. The fashion. The timeline conversations. The excitement of finally seeing months of planning come together. Long before your wedding day arrives, I want to understand the vision you’ve worked so hard to create and help bring it to life in a way that feels effortless.

02

Some of my favorite wedding details will always be the ones that feel deeply personal.

A dress chosen because it felt like you. A venue that reflects your story. A handwritten note tucked away before the ceremony. The way your grandparents look at you from across the room.

The most meaningful weddings aren’t built around trends. They’re built around intention.

04

When I’m not photographing weddings, you’ll usually find me planning my next trip, rearranging a room in my house for no reason, or searching for inspiration in beautiful architecture, fashion, art, and design.

I’m endlessly curious and constantly collecting ideas from the places I visit. Some of my favorite memories have come from photographing celebrations everywhere from Oklahoma to Italy, and I never take for granted the opportunity to tell stories in places that are meaningful to my couples.

03

I was raised by my great-grandparents, who owned an antique store in my hometown.

Growing up surrounded by pieces that carried history taught me to appreciate things that last. Beautiful craftsmanship, meaningful heirlooms, and stories passed from one generation to the next. Looking back, it probably explains why I care so much about creating photographs that still feel relevant decades from now.

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More than anything, I love celebrating people.

I love watching a father see his daughter in her dress for the first time. I love the energy of a packed dance floor. I love the quiet moments that happen when no one realizes they’re being photographed.

I care deeply about my couples, their families, and the experience they’re creating for everyone involved. By the end of the wedding day, my hope is that you feel like you’ve gained more than a photographer.

You’ve gained someone who was fully invested in your story from the very beginning.