Welcome
I’ve always been drawn to a simple, meaningful life. These days, that looks like slow mornings on the floor with my three baby boys, pre-rush-hour sushi dates with my husband, Roman (preferably home in our pajamas by 7), and The Office playing in the background—my comfort show for as long as I can remember.
Roman and I have always dreamed of raising a few farm animals. We keep backyard chickens, I enjoy baking sourdough bread, and I seek out organic ingredients whenever I can- But I’ll never be too far from a large number one at Chick-fil-A, either.
At the heart of it all, I’m a photographer and a storyteller. I’ve always been the one behind the camera in my family, drawn to preserving the moments that might otherwise pass too quickly. Photographing weddings has given me the privilege of documenting some of life’s most meaningful beginnings, and becoming a mother has deepened that perspective in ways I never could have anticipated.
Documenting my pregnancies, the birth of my sons, and the ordinary beauty of our family as we grow has reminded me just how much photographs hold—the details, the emotion, the fleeting seasons, and the people we love most. It has brought an even deeper sense of purpose to the way I photograph others.
Whether I’m documenting the anticipation before you walk down the aisle, the quiet moments between celebrations, or the beautiful, messy depths of postpartum life, I want your photographs to preserve more than how it looked. I want them to bring you back to how it felt.
As seen in...
Wandering weddings
Whimsically Wed
The Knot Best OF
Beloved Stories
Made to be remembered.
My approach blends fine art with documentary photography. I’m intentional about creating beautiful, timeless imagery, while also leaving room for the day to unfold naturally. Rather than turning every moment into a pose, I want to preserve the honest, fleeting pieces of your celebration—the moments you may not even realize are happening until you see them in your photographs years later.
More than anything, I want your photographs to age well. Trends come and go, but photographs rooted in emotion, beautiful light, and genuine connection never feel dated. My hope is that decades from now, you’ll look through your wedding album and recognize not only the people and places, but the feeling of being there all over again.