some of my all-time favorite moments.
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I want your wedding film and your photographs to feel like standing right back in that moment again.
I treat every film and every gallery as an heirloom, not a highlight reel. Every choice I make — where I stand, when I press the shutter, what stays in the edit — is measured against one question: will this matter more in ten or fifteen years than it does today? A pretty transition or a trendy edit might impress someone this week. Your actual vows, your actual speeches, the quiet in-between moments of your ceremony — that's what your family will still be returning to decades from now, and someday, what your kids will look at to understand exactly how much you loved each other on the day you promised forever.
That's the heartbeat of everything I make. I want you to remember your vows. I want you to remember your speeches. I want you to remember your day exactly as it felt, not just how it looked. That long view is what sets my work apart, and it's why I do this in the first place.
My goal is for you to never feel like an actor in your own love story. There is nothing to perform. My work is simply to notice what is already beautiful and already unfolding, and to hold onto it — gentle posing and a lot of quiet observation. I want to document your story as yours.
May 2026
Allison & Danny
Allison and Danny laugh the way people do when they’ve known each other a long time — easily, and usually at the same moment. Their day had all the classic touches, but what I remember is how they kept finding each other in every room, and how the whole day felt lighter because of it.
march 2025
Ellie & Ethan
Photography: Maddi Renee Photography
A March wedding in a room full of soft light, white florals, and chandeliers. Ellie and Ethan's day was elegant without ever feeling formal, and the moments between the big ones are the ones I keep coming back to.
