I'm going to be super vulnerable here for a minute. I don't have a sappy "I fell in love with love and taking pictures" story like a lot of other photographers. While I do love love, my why is rooted around living life to the fullest and making memories.

I've had a lot of loss in my life. From close family members to friends, And I was always drawn to the photos displayed of their lives- always so happy. Photos from their wedding day, swimming in the lake with their kids, and other various happy moments. And the weight of that hit me. My hobby was so much more than fun. It was telling the story of someone's life and capturing memories that will someday be remembered and shared with others. It was legacy.

I carry this mindset into every wedding and photography session. Knowing that someday you'll be sharing stories of this moment in time around a dinner table with your own family and friends. You'll talk about that time grandma did the chicken dance on the dance floor (literally- her request to the DJ). You'll laugh when talking about your groomsmen's speech. You'll remember when your crew of friends ordered that late night Taco Bell to the Airbnb after dancing the night away. 

Your wedding day is the best day of your life together yet. It's the start of life together and someday the heirlooms of your memories will be passed down to your kids, grandkids, or nieces & nephews. Your legacy shared in the form of photos, and it all starts with your wedding day.

is to capture authentic moments of connection and tell a sentimental story in images.