Your wedding day will be one of the biggest days in your relationship. It won't be the most important or memorable -- trust me-- I like to think that I have a great memory but when I think back to my own wedding day, nearly 6 years ago, it's all a blur. A joyful blur, don't get me wrong, but still -- a blur. I vaguely remember the food, the color schemes, the flowers that seemed so important at the time. The speeches, the ceremony, the 150 bobby pins that were in my hair. The hugs, the kisses, the tearful vows. All that is left to remember the day? My wedding photos. Well, and the 150 bobby pins. They're in a ziplock bag in my bathroom and I still use them every now and then.

My goal as your wedding photographer is to capture the fullness of your wedding day, and all that it entails. I'm here to capture every moment -- big and small, whether it's a first look between you and your partner, or a gentle squeeze on the shoulder from your dad. I want you to be able to look back and remember what it felt like. To me, there are no unimportant moments of your wedding day.

I understand that your wedding day is a huge investment -- one that I don't take lightly. I only take on 25 weddings a year so that I can fully invest in my couples--whether it's with a quick phone call to answer questions, to hand editing every photo with care. I am dedicated to capturing wedding moments in a timeless manner that transcends trends and fads. My approach focuses on authentic emotions and genuine interactions, ensuring that each photograph tells a story that will resonate for years to come. By using classic techniques and a keen eye for detail, I create images that not only reflect the beauty of your special day but also evoke the feelings and memories associated with it. My goal is to provide you with a collection of images that will remain cherished keepsakes, allowing you to relive the joy and love of your wedding day for generations.
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