Photography has always been a part of me, but becoming a mother changed everything. It taught me just how quickly moments pass—the tiny hands that grow too fast, the laughter that fades into memory, the seasons that slip by if you’re not paying attention.

That awareness is what I bring into every wedding day.

I’m drawn to what’s real. The nervous inhale before you walk down the aisle. The way your partner looks at you when no one else is watching. The squeeze of a hand, the happy tears, the quiet in-between moments that often mean the most.

I don’t believe your wedding should feel like a performance. You don’t need to pose your way through it. My role is to create space for you to be present—to guide when needed and disappear when the moment speaks for itself.

So years from now, when you look back, you won’t just see what it looked like.

You’ll remember exactly how it felt.

My Story Shapes How I Photograph Yours