With so many years in the industry, I’ve seen so many different celebrations. I’ve met so many wonderful people.
I’ve seen the difference in a day where the couple has bent backwards for everyone in their family vs. planning a day the way they want. The vibes are immaculate.
My job is to help capture those vibes. To show off all your hard work. To help you remember how your day felt and how well your people loved you.
When I got married, I was truly intentional with my own process. That meant inclusive vendors only, no paper invites, walking down the aisle together, and a magician to take the attention off of us during cocktail hour.
I always knew weddings weren’t “one size fits all” but it was planning my own that really solidified it for me.
Honestly, I followed my vendors on social media, fell in love with them at trade shows, and wanted them to be people I wanted to spend time with.
Some people think those little things don’t matter, but I’m not one of them. So if you’re wondering about the person behind the camera, here’s some of my favorite facts about myself.
I've photographed so many weddings and I have literally so many favorite moments that I could have you scrolling for hours.
Instead I figured I'd put my favorite few here and change them out over time. Click on the moment to view their full day on the blog.
Brandon & Sierra are both such creative souls. For their first look, Brandon wanted to bring his own camera for this moment.
Jessie & Andrew read their vows, mics off, during their wedding ceremony. It was the perfect vibe for the day.
“And have I mentioned she is funny, gives excellent direction on how to pose, keeps you feeling relaxed and happy so there aren't any weird forced smiles, and can make even the sourest face kiddo smile (or at least not cry).
Lastly, when my wife surprised me with my dog on our wedding day, Tay included him in the photos seamlessly and got some of the cutest shots of him ever. All in all, if we got married every year, I'd hire Tay to capture it every year.”