I specifically chose wedding photography because of the magnitude of the event. I love love. I adore it in every way. The way you don't even realize that you're falling in love until you're already there. The way that being with the person who makes you happiest in life is both the easiest and most challenging thing you'll ever do. The way that every single day is a decision to fight with someone to reach your dreams. The way that love is a promise to your partner that they should never have to feel alone again.

Your wedding is as special and unique as the love you share. I truly don't believe that your wedding has to be perfect to the last detail. I don't believe that it matters if you got just the right shade of table cloth. I don't even think it matters if the weather screws up every plan you had and you have to whim the whole day. What matters is your love and your desire to be together despite anything that could go wrong. 

Don't get me wrong though, I've been a bride, I understand that the details are important. You spent months, maybe years, planning your perfect day. Every single detail deserves to be celebrated and remembered. Chances are though that you won't even have a chance to notice them. All of your planning and hard work goes by without a glimpse as your day rushes past. That's where I come in. I fill in those gaps for you. I capture the napkins with your initials stamped in them, the centerpiece arrangement that perfectly compliments your bouquet, the cake that you were so excited for and didn't even get to really see until you had already cut into it. All of that, and so much more, is up to me, and I love saving it all for you.

But my favorite parts? The look in dad's eye when he sees his baby girl in that white gown. She can't even look at him for fear of crying, but I don't want her to ever forget his pride in that moment. The stolen glimpses of a groom as he stares in awe of the beauty who agreed to be his forever. His silent adoration screams louder than his words ever could. The peace that falls between a bride and groom as they get to step outside for a break from the party. That simple and intimate moment that is the true beginning of the rest of their lives.

Those are the moments I photograph for.

why weddings?

I specifically chose wedding photography because of the magnitude of the event. I love love. I adore it in every way. The way you don't even realize that you're falling in love until you're already there. The way that being with the person who makes you happiest in life is both the easiest and most challenging thing you'll ever do. The way that every single day is a decision to fight with someone to reach your dreams. The way that love is a promise to your partner that they should never have to feel alone again.

Your wedding is as special and unique as the love you share. I truly don't believe that your wedding has to be perfect to the last detail. I don't believe that it matters if you got just the right shade of table cloth. I don't even think it matters if the weather screws up every plan you had and you have to whim the whole day. What matters is your love and your desire to be together despite anything that could go wrong. 

Don't get me wrong though, I've been a bride, I understand that the details are important. You spent months, maybe years, planning your perfect day. Every single detail deserves to be celebrated and remembered. Chances are though that you won't even have a chance to notice them. All of your planning and hard work goes by without a glimpse as your day rushes past. That's where I come in. I fill in those gaps for you. I capture the napkins with your initials stamped in them, the centerpiece arrangement that perfectly compliments your bouquet, the cake that you were so excited for and didn't even get to really see until you had already cut into it. All of that, and so much more, is up to me, and I love saving it all for you.

But my favorite parts? The look in dad's eye when he sees his baby girl in that white gown. She can't even look at him for fear of crying, but I don't want her to ever forget his pride in that moment. The stolen glimpses of a groom as he stares in awe of the beauty who agreed to be his forever. His silent adoration screams louder than his words ever could. The peace that falls between a bride and groom as they get to step outside for a break from the party. That simple and intimate moment that is the true beginning of the rest of their lives.

Those are the moments I photograph for.

why weddings?