Not everyone sees the world the same way. I learned that young, sometime around the age of 12 when I got my first camera for Christmas. The decade that ensued after I got my hands on my Sony a6400 was spent bent over my laptop way past my bedtime editing the photographs I collected faster than I could import onto my hard drive.

I won’t regale you with all of the stories over the years that taught me the importance of being the one responsible for capturing real life love stories. But I will tell you that one day your wedding photographs will be the only piece of your wedding story you still have left, and I carry the duty creating those wedding photographs as my life’s calling and purpose.

In my free time, I travel the country with my husband. I have visited many great national parks and cities, like Yellowstone, The Grand Tetons, Rocking Mountain National Park, The Grand Canyon, and Glacier Nation Park. I consume as much of the world’s great stories as my time and resources allow me too. The world is full of great wonders and even greater stories of the love, and I would be privileged to photograph even a fraction of these things.

I am not a wedding photographer because I like the pretty dresses and the beautiful flowers and the glamour of wonderous places (although I promise I do). I am a wedding photographer because one of the greatest stories of your life will be the moment you create a family with the love of your life, and I believe that I have a unique method of creating a candid, emotional wedding photography experience that turns your wedding memories into photographs that overwhelm you with nostalgia every time you go back to your photographs. My goal is to see the honest truth of your wedding day experience, and provide you with proof of those memories to keep keep forever.