Looking for tips on a First Look that doesn’t feel forced? Unsure of how you should structure timeline? On the hunt for photography inspiration that actually feels like it's with real people? You're not the only one wondering all those things — so I’ve answered all of those questions and more for you here.
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Carly and Jake’s love story traces back to their high school days, evolving from childhood neighbors to high school sweethearts and eventually leading to a surprise proposal at their favorite restaurant in Boston. Surrounded by loved ones it was just the beginning of their journey to the aisle. Leaving Massachusetts, they opted for a destination […]
Every love story deserves a beautiful setting for their special day, and for our New York-based couple — Carly, a Minnesota local, and Todd, originally from Connecticut — The Minikahda Club in Minneapolis offered just that. From their First Look on the Club’s balcony, overlooking Lake Minikahda and the downtown cityscape, to their sweet and […]
Maddie and Noah’s journey to their dream wedding was nothing less than extraordinary – it wasn’t just the detailed planning that made the event uniquely their own, but also doing it all while also being medical residents fighting the pandemic on the front lines at New York City’s only public hospital. From the iconic venue […]
Instead of the usual spiel, let me give you the real scoop on what I do and why it might just be what you're looking for in your wedding photographer.
My approach? It’s all about capturing the raw, unfiltered joy and those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moments. I believe in photography that tells a story - your story - with all its unique quirks, laughter, and, of course, love.
I’m talking about the tearful smiles, the spontaneous dances, and the silent glances that speak volumes. My style is a blend of candid documentary and artistic flair, ensuring each photo feels as real and vibrant as the moment it captures. I don't just take pictures; you don't just want your picture taken, you want your memories preserved.
