for wear their hearts on their sleeves types of people who believe in romanticizing their life.
Your wedding is an invitation to say yes...to all the tears, to all the belly laughs, to the mishaps, to the pure unhinged chaos of the dance floor...to say yes to just BEing YOU.
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The truth is, I love getting to know who my couples are. I find so much fulfillment in creating intimacy with the people I work with and getting to watch our time together unfold into a space where they feel insanely confident, celebrated, seen and in turn walk away with photographs that truly capture who them and their people are.
And beyond that? I’ve always believed in romanticizing your life. Because every moment—especially the quiet, golden, joy-filled ones—deserves to feel like magic.
I love all of sweet and intimate moments that a wedding day brings. I also love to throw down and have a good time with good people in the interest of celebrating this life that they're choosing to spend together. I mean, how fucking epic of a decision and a thing to celebrate.
The reality is, weddings are also a PARTY... a ONCE IN A LIFETIME PARTY. The energy that comes with that in truly electric and I aim to work with people who also just want to let go and have the greatest nights of their lives. I want to lean into the energy & vibes of that and document your day from a place of participation & excitement. And honestly...I just want to dance at your wedding.
And all of this comes together to create a wedding photography experience that is rooted in romanticism and aliveness that leaves you feeling fully captured as you are.
MY STORY
...and my story is a bit of a trip.
Being a wedding photographer changed my life...literally. In a matter of two years, I moved from my small hometown to Nashville, started traveling the world while photographing weddings and was making more money than I ever thought I could. While the external reality of my life looked like everything I ever thought I wanted, it still felt like something was missing.
Around 7 years ago, everything changed and I took a path that would completely change the way I saw the my work, the world and above all, myself.
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