As a wedding and couples photographer I am here for ALL love stories and I would love to share mine with you. My husband and I are the classic example of a friends to lovers trope. After 13 years together, we got married on a rooftop with family, friends and our daughter as the flower girl. And we just welcomed our second daughter last year. My photography style is true to colour, intimate and candid. It's a collaboration of your love, the light, environment, and vibes. Your wedding day deserves to be captured with love and care. All the sweet stuff, the spicy stuff (sorry, grandma), and those perfectly you moments you’ll look back on forever. Being able to capture your wedding is a responsibility I never take for granted. It's always an honour and I'm so thankful that I can share my love language with you. I adore weddings. Drinking mimosas with your friends in the morning. The anticipation for the ceremony. Shimmers of joy in teary eyes when sharing your vows. The hush before the music begins for your first dance. A wild party on the dance floor with at least one song you belt out the words too. The fragments of euphoria that linger long after the day is done. I'm here for all of it, however it unfolds. The perfect match! So let's light this candle and get this party started.
To me, photography is the most beautiful marriage of
art and connection.
For weddings and elopements I mostly let the day unravel on its own. This way I can capture the real moments between you two. Only giving direction when needed to curate something special. I will guide you towards that buttery, glowy, warm light when you're getting ready in the morning. And during formal portraits I will direct you through prompts or comfortable poses so you're not stuck wondering what to do with your hands.
During your reception or after party I search for those moments with laughter, hugs and happy tears. At the end of the night, the flash comes out to light up the dance floor. Every couple and family is different so your day is being told through a different lens each time.
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