Your fiancé forgetting his vows. Your mom grabbing your dad’s hand during the ring exchange. Your flower girl spinning in circles during cocktail hour.
You'd rather be living it than performing for it.
I photograph how it felt. No stiff poses. No coached laughs. No cringe wedding party photos.
Not how you looked, but who you are. The way you two move through a room and laugh together.
So that someday your kids don’t just see your wedding, they feel it.
For 20 years, I’ve been a documentary wedding photographer, which focuses on taking candid photos, and letting your day unfold naturally. I’ve learned that the best stories emerge when you’re not thinking about the camera, which is why my approach is simple: keep things stress-free, and stay in the background.
I’m a Top 100 Wedding Photographer with the Wedding Photojournalist Association, and my work has been featured in Martha Stewart Weddings and Brides. I love a good story and a packed dance floor, and over two decades, I’ve figured out they go hand-in-hand when the focus stays on what matters.
I split my time between Sarasota, Florida, and Boston, Massachusetts, and work alongside an incredible team of photographers and videographers.
I split my time photographing and filming weddings between Sarasota, Florida, and Boston, Massachusetts.
Yes. I built my career over nearly two decades photographing weddings in Boston, on Cape Cod, and throughout New England.
Yes, I photograph and film weddings with a hybrid approach. If your wedding needs a dedicated videography team, one of my associate videography teams will shoot alongside me.
Our collections range from $2,500 to $6,000. We tailor collections to each couple’s needs.
We photograph your day as it actually happens. No stiff poses, no staged smiles, no uncomfortable portraits. You get to be at your wedding instead of staging it.
Send me your date, venue, and location: Sarasota, Boston, or anywhere in between. I’ll reply the same day with availability and what I’d actually photograph. Still figuring out venue or timing? Send it anyway. The best part of this work is the conversation before the contract.
