My approach to a wedding day is calm, observant, and FUN! I believe that the best photos come when you feel at ease — not performing for the camera or trying to get something just for the 'gram, but simply being yourself. I take the time to get to know you, understand your story, connect with your families, and create a space where you can relax, breathe, and just be present. My goal is to give you images that feel timeless and true — the kind you’ll return to years from now, maybe showing your grandkids — and still feel something. What a legacy we get to create!
Every image begins with trust and genuine connection. Building meaningful relationships allows my couples to feel comfortable, present, and fully themselves in front of my camera.
Connection
The quiet glances, the unfiltered laughter, the way hands find each other without thinking – I approach each wedding day with attentiveness and intention to create space for those moments to naturally unfold.
Presence
Photographs are more than images—they become heirlooms. I craft every gallery with the hope that it will be cherished for generations to come.
Legacy
Jonny and I met shortly after college while volunteering with YoungLife. He’s the best person I know and has a way of keeping me grounded when I need it most. We’ve been married nearly four years now, and life together has been nothing short of an adventure! We’ve welcomed two babies in the past two years, so our home is rarely spotless and our arms are always full. They are the joy of our lives and we couldn’t imagine our story without them.
Above all else, I love Jesus, and my faith is the most important thing about me. It’s my hope and prayer that everything I do is a reflection of Him, and this purpose is at the heart of how I view photography. I really believe that marriage is a reflection of Christ and His church, and I approach each wedding day with this in mind, considering it a true honor and joy to step into each couples’ most sacred day.
Lastly, I’ve got the best dang people in the whole world. The Lord has used the most incredible people in my life to shape, challenge, encourage, and love me into who I am today and quite frankly, I’d be lost without them. I guess Ben Rector said it best: You can’t make old friends.