I photograph weddings the way I experience them — by paying attention to the people and the moments that matter most. Not just how everything looks, but how it feels to be there. The nerves before the ceremony, the quiet breath someone takes when they realize this is really happening, the way love shows up in small, unexpected ways.

I’m drawn to the in-between moments just as much as the big ones. A father walking his daughter forward, a mother holding it together until she doesn’t have to anymore, children finding their place in a family that’s still becoming. I believe those moments deserve just as much care as the first kiss or the celebration on the dance floor.

I don’t believe in forcing moments or turning your wedding day into a performance. Instead, I photograph intuitively and gently, giving space for things to unfold naturally. Some of my favorite images happen when no one realizes I’m watching — when laughter breaks out, when rain falls at just the right moment, when everything feels honest and unguarded.

Weddings aren’t just about two people. They’re about the love that raised you, the people who stood by you, the family you were born into and the one you’re choosing to build. My goal is to tell the full story of your day — the joy, the tenderness, the chaos, and the calm — so that years from now, you don’t just remember what it looked like. You remember who you were, who was there, and how deeply loved you felt.