In February 2024, I got married on the rainiest day in Joshua Tree, surrounded by 35 of our closest friends — imperfect in the best way. Quiet, emotional, and, deeply us.
Our photographer was talented. But the moments that mattered most to us slipped by, because no one had taken the time to learn what actually mattered to us. When our gallery came back, the joy we expected wasn't there.
I never want a couple to open their gallery and feel the way I felt opening mine.
Before I ever pick up my camera, I take the time to understand you — what matters, who matters, what you don't want to miss. I shoot both digital and 35mm film, and I edit true to life. No heavy presets. No bright and airy. Just your day, honestly told.
A Wilmington wedding photographer drawn to honest moments, beautiful light, and imagery that feels as alive years from now as it did in the moment.
With a background in fine art and a documentary approach rooted in connection, I blend digital photography and 35mm film to document celebrations with both intention and ease.
For couples who want their wedding to feel present rather than performed, my work is about preserving the story as it naturally unfolds.
Explore the Journal, where recent weddings, engagement sessions, and thoughtful planning resources come together. From Wilmington wedding inspiration and venue stories to behind-the-scenes guidance, this is a space created to help you feel informed, inspired, and more at ease as you plan.
Film has a rhythm digital can’t quite replicate — the grain, the softness, the way light lingers. It invites you to feel, not just see.
That’s why 35mm film and Polaroids are woven into every wedding I photograph, not as an add-on, but as part of how I document a day. Alongside digital imagery, they bring texture, memory, and a quiet sense of nostalgia to your story.
For couples who want their story preserved in motion, Super 8 is available as an additional layer, imperfect, nostalgic, and full of life.