Weddings + Elopements

I approach weddings with a documentary mindset first and a posed approach second. Of course we’ll get the important portraits and family photos, but the heart of your gallery will always be the real moments the stuff you didn’t even realize was happening. The hugs from your grandparents, your friends tearing up during speeches, the chaos on the dance floor, the quiet moments you share when everything finally slows down for a second. As someone who chooses to focus my work on capturing love stories, I believe it’s just as important to advocate for love in all of its beautiful forms. I proudly welcome and celebrate LGBTQ+ couples, and I want you to know that your love, your relationship, and your story are always safe with me.

PRICING

The intimate story

2+ hours of coverage

mix of digital + film photography

Complimentary engagement session or bridal boudoir session

Sneak peeks within 48–72 hours

4-week full gallery turnaround

A custom photo timeline built around your day


Starting at $800


If you’re planning something a little smaller and want your day documented in a meaningful, storytelling way, this may be the perfect fit. Reach out and let’s chat about your plans to see if this package is right for you!

The full story

8+ hours of coverage

A mix of digital + film photography

500+ photographs

A custom photo timeline built around your day

Sneak peeks within 48–72 hours

6-week full gallery turnaround

Complimentary engagement session or bridal boudoir session


Starting at $2,500

The adventurous story

For the days that take you beyond the Tri-State.


6+ hours of coverage

We’ll build a custom package and timeline around the parts of your day that matter most ,whether that’s your ceremony, exploring somewhere new, celebrating with your favorite people, or simply slowing down and enjoying the day together.

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Starting at $3,500

FAQ

What sets you apart from other photographers?

I may not have 10+ years in the industry, but what I do have is a deep understanding of my camera, lighting, and how to adapt quickly in unplanned situations. I know my settings inside and out, I’m confident using flash, and I know how to work with difficult lighting whether that’s a dark reception hall, harsh midday sun, cloudy weather, or those weird mixed lighting situations venues love to have. I walk into your day prepared for all of it. My focus is making sure your memories are captured intentionally, consistently, and beautifully no matter what the environment looks like. On top of that, I care more about the experience and the story than just delivering “pretty photos.” I want your gallery to actually feel like your wedding day when you look back on it years from now.

FAQ

How do you keep our photos safe?

Your wedding photos are backed up from the moment I start shooting. I use a dual-slot camera, which means every image is automatically being saved to two SD cards at the same time. So if one card were to ever corrupt or fail, there is already a second copy there immediately.

After your wedding, I back everything up onto my computer and I also keep the original files on the SD cards until your full gallery has been successfully delivered. Your images are never living in just one place.

I also always bring a backup camera body with me on wedding days in the rare case my main camera were to malfunction. Weddings are a once-in-a-lifetime event, so having backup equipment and multiple layers of protection is something I take very seriously.

FAQ

Do you help with the timeline?

Yes — I will help put together a photo timeline that coordinates with your overall wedding day timeline so we can make sure there’s enough time for everything that’s important to you photo-wise. That being said, I am not a wedding coordinator, so I’m not the person fully planning, directing, or managing the flow of the entire day. My role is more focused on documenting your wedding as it naturally unfolds and guiding you through portraits.


FAQ

Do you show full galleries before booking?

Yes! While I don’t post every single photo from a wedding publicly, I’m always happy to share a look into 1–2 smaller wedding galleries before booking. This helps you get a better feel for how I document a full day beyond just the highlights you see on social media.


Keep in mind that the galleries I currently share may not include as many photos as your package would, as most weddings I’ve covered or assisted with so far have only been 3–4 hour wedding days. Even so, they’ll still give you a good idea of my storytelling approach, editing style, and how I capture a wedding day from start to finish.

Bride and groom hold hands near a serene pond surrounded by bare trees during an outdoor wedding photo session.
Elegant wedding reception venue with a wrought iron chandelier, string lights, and round tables with white linens.
Gold arched mirror wedding welcome sign for Shakyah and Xander's wedding on March 14, 2026 with floral design.
Round wedding reception table with white linen covered in phones, sunglasses, cameras, and floral centerpieces.
Romantic wedding sweetheart table with colorful bridal bouquet and floral chandelier backdrop near large windows.
Overhead view of wedding guests greeting the newlyweds indoors with string lights and warm ambient lighting.
Bride places ring on groom's finger during indoor wedding ceremony before white drape backdrop with green garlands.
Couple exchanges rings at altar during wedding ceremony with officiant and white backdrop adorned with green ivy.
Newlyweds share their first kiss at the altar before a white draped backdrop with lush green floral garlands.
Newlywed couple walks hand in hand down wooden staircase following their indoor wedding ceremony.
Smiling bride in white dress and veil with butterfly tattoo holds groom's arm outdoors in autumn park.
Bride and groom share romantic moment kissing in lush green forest setting during fall wedding.
Bride and groom face each other holding hands on tree-lined park path in elegant wedding attire.
Bride in white gown and veil holds groom's hand walking away down scenic tree-lined park path.
Elegant bride in fitted white satin gown and veil stands by peaceful pond in autumn forest.
Dapper groom in black suit adjusts cufflinks while standing on grass surrounded by fall foliage.
Bride and groom dance playfully outside Trailside Ice Shack Hawaiian shave ice stand on wedding day.
Tattoo artist in pink gloves applies stencil to bride's arm near heart and floral tattoo design.
Close-up of tattoo artist in pink gloves tattooing bride's wrist near existing floral tattoo artwork.
Tattoo artist in pink gloves carefully inks small tattoo on groom's chest during wedding day session.

A little note before you scroll: the photos below not a "real" wedding day. This entire shoot was planned, styled, organized, and photographed by me from start to finish. Unlike traditional styled shoots, where photographers typically purchase tickets to attend a pre planned event with a full vendor team, this was completely different.


This is a real couple who just so happens to already be married. No professional models, no bougie budget, and no huge production team. Just us, the cutest little chapel, some DIY flowers, my grandma who came along and braided her hair, and two incredibly talented friends who helped bring the day together by creating the cake and doing the makeup.


And while the details of this day were styled, the way I photographed it is completely in line with what you would receive from me on a real wedding day. The prompts, direction, documentary moments, posing, and storytelling are all genuinely representative of how I approach your wedding.


This was simply me taking an idea, gathering some people I love, getting creative, and creating a little wedding day of our own  and I hope you love looking through it as much as I loved creating it.

 

Let's go on an adventure.