Whether it’s just a ceremony with the two of you, a family dinner in the woods, an afternoon at the arcade, or sipping drinks atop the Smith Tower before exchanging vows, I’m here for it.
I discovered my passion for film photography in high school and pursued my bachelor’s degree in Indiana. I got my start as a second shooter in 2016 with weddings that had upwards of 400 guests.
The experience solidified my love for capturing the magic of weddings, and it also led me to my passion for more intimate celebrations. As a result, I made the decision to specialize in documenting the beauty and authenticity of smaller weddings, and I love it.
I have a passion for both film and digital photography, and I still use the 35mm camera my mom passed down to me that she has in college. After many years of using it solely for personal projects, I have finally started incorporating film into many of my sessions. Film gives a timeless, unfiltered feel that focuses on savoring the moments as they unfold.
In the spring of 2018, I officially made the move to the Pacific Northwest and now call Seattle home. I married the love of my life, Joel, at our own intimate wedding.
I have an adventurous yet easy-going personality, and I believe that the key to capturing your special day is to truly connect with you and your partner. I prioritize authenticity above all else, and my approach to photography is to adapt and flow with the natural rhythm of your wedding day.
On Hinge when I moved to Seattle
The fact that nearly 30% of my couples fly in from out of state to work with me for proposals, adventure couple sessions, or saying “I do.” I’m also honored that my couples have flown me in to photograph their weddings in California, New York, Tennessee, Indiana, Oregon, Michigan, Georgia, and Illinois instead of finding someone local. It’s so special to me.
Lavender oat milk lattes
Peach Ranunculus (and if you add on your bouquet by me, we can incorporate them if they match your color scheme!)
Bodies of water you can’t see across
Vibrant, with a focus on depth rather than airiness. I love true-to-life color, and my editing style reflects that
Oswego, NY, a small city on Lake Ontario that was known for beautiful sunsets and record-breaking snowfall.
Road trips and adventures, especially when we’re heading toward the mountains