There are very few people who will spend the entire wedding day with you — I’m grateful to be one of them.

The privilege of being let in to the most intimate of days is not lost on me, and as you search for wedding vendors, you may at some point feel paralyzed by the abundance of choices. If you’re there right now, I urge you to pause and think about who you actually connect with. At the end of the day, it’s key to hire people you like. Whatever your vision for your union, your photographer and videographer will be by your side for most of it, so find people with reverence for that, who you can genuinely see yourself spending the day with.

As for me, I’m primarily an observer and an artist. I’m a storyteller of the in-between moments: your grandma’s hands holding yours, the candles slowly shrinking as the night goes on, the look you give each other at dinner. And while most of my energy is going into noticing and filming these things, I’m also intentional about allowing my role to shift in ways that put you and your comfort first. I’ll rally your wedding party, grab you a water, encourage you to pause, and be your go-to advocate when things get overwhelming. With six years of experience filming weddings and a unique approach honed over time, I bring peace, joy, and honesty to documenting your wedding in a way that reflects the genuine, beautiful, and sometimes messy reality.

And while I love the gorgeous details each wedding day holds, my favorite part is being with two people as they commit to walk alongside one another for life — whatever that life looks like. I’m here to champion your marriage from the moment we meet until well after your wedding day. My films are meant to outlast the wedding day itself — documenting the gestures and connections you’ll want to return to. I hope they feel like heirlooms, crafted with honesty, nostalgia, and warmth, to help you see the wonder in your own story.

If this sounds like something you resonate with, I’d love to connect.