If we were chatting in person, I'd hand you an iced coffee, ask how you two met, and probably get way too excited hearing every little detail of your story.
But since we're not—and I haven't mastered telepathy just yet—here's a little about me.
Becoming a mom completely changed the way I see photographs. It made me realize just how quickly the little moments become memories, and how often the things we treasure most are the ones we never thought to hold onto.
That's why I believe your wedding day should revolve around being present, not performing.
I'm naturally pretty laid-back (fellow introverts, I see you), and I think that's one of my biggest strengths as a photographer. I'll guide you when you need direction, but I'll also know when to step back so your day can unfold naturally. My hope is that your photographs don't just remind you what your wedding looked like—they bring you back to how it felt.
I've always loved documenting life—the everyday moments, the big milestones, and everything in between. In 2016, my husband gave me my first camera, and I took it everywhere.
When I found myself navigating mental health struggles and later vertigo, photography became the thing that grounded me. What started as a creative escape slowly grew into photographing friends, families, and eventually weddings.
Today, I photograph with the same reason I started: because life moves quickly, and the moments worth remembering are usually the ones you never saw coming.
... but yet, here we are.
- Honey & Daniel
"It felt like having a friend by our side the whole day"
You deserve to be fully present on your wedding day—not worrying about what to do or whether you're doing it "right."
That's where I come in.
I'll guide you when you need it, give you space when you don't, and document the day as it naturally unfolds. The laughter, the happy tears, the quiet in-between moments you'll never want to forget.
From creating a thoughtful timeline to making portraits feel relaxed and effortless, my goal is to help you slow down, soak it all in, and trust that every meaningful moment is being preserved with care.
a. Dogs
b. Cats
c. Both
d. Plants count, right?
a. Beach picnic with friends
b. Reading a book at a coffee shop
c. Sunrise hike + farmers market
d. Binge-watching my favorite series
Brown Sugar Oatmilk Espresso
a. Spring
b. Summer
c. Fall
d. Winter
Island hopping in Greece
a. Mexican
b. Italian
c. Indian
d. All of the above