If there’s one thing I’ve learned after a decade of photographing weddings, it’s that there’s a real art to knowing when to step in and when to step back. Some moments are perfect as they are; funny, emotional, chaotic, and I’ll just quietly capture them as they unfold. Others need a tiny bit of guidance, like a quick suggestion to make the light hit just right or to fix a hand or a dress, and suddenly, it’s magic. It’s that balance between real and refined that I love to chase at every wedding I capture.

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My goal is always to capture your day exactly as it felt. I want you to look back and think, yep, that's us.

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I’m drawn to beautiful light and honest colour. My style is vibrant, but always in a way that still feels real; the kind of tones and warmth that bring you straight back to the moment.

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I’ve photographed everything from two-person mountaintop elopements to big, all-night party weddings with hundreds of guests, so I know how to adapt to whatever your day looks like. My job isn’t to make your wedding all about the photos; it’s to make sure your photos reflect your wedding. I’m not going to have you posing all day or pulling you away from your guests every five minutes. You just live it, I’ll capture it.

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And one last thing that’s really close to my heart: I care deeply about photographing your people. After my own wedding, the photos I have of my dad (who I recently lost) are now some of my most treasured memories. That experience completely changed how I see weddings and all photography in general. It’s why I make such an effort to document the little interactions with the people you love most. Because those photos? They only get more valuable with time.

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At the end of the day, I’m there to help you feel comfortable, be present, and enjoy every second; knowing that all those real, beautiful, fleeting moments are being captured as they happen.

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Forget perfect, I want real memories. 

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​​If this resonates with you, let’s connect and create something beautiful together.