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.
I’ve been a documentary wedding photographer for 20 years — which is a fancy way of saying I show up, I take candid photos, and let your day be your day. I love a good story, and I really love a packed dance floor, and somewhere over the last two decades, I figured out that the best way to capture both is to just get out of the way. My approach is simple: keep things stress-free, keep things moving, and never be the reason you miss a moment.
