I have a deep appreciation for life’s simplest joys, slow mornings, bike rides to the farmers market, time spent in the mountains, and evenings gathered around a table with good food and the people I love.
While I photograph life’s grandest celebrations, my work is rooted in these quieter moments. A glance, a laugh, a hand reaching for another, the kinds of things that often go unnoticed, yet are felt most deeply over time.
I studied film at James Madison University and spent seven years working in production before turning to wedding photography. My connection to this work shifted when I married my husband. We celebrated in his grandmother’s backyard in Southern Vermont, on an early fall evening filled with music, incredible food, and the people who shaped us. I loved being involved in the design process and curating the florals, a creative layer that made the experience feel even more personal.
That experience continues to shape how I approach a wedding day, not as something to perfect, but as something to be fully present within.
At home in Denver, my husband, our son, and our dog Ziggy are a constant reminder of why this work matters. Because over time, these moments become the story.
I offer gentle guidance when needed, without pulling you out of the moment. You won’t be over-directed, and you won’t be left wondering what to do. My goal is for you to feel present, while your photos come together in a way that feels natural and refined.
The result is a collection of images that reflect your day as it felt, not just how it looked. Honest moments, thoughtful composition, and a quiet attention to detail that allows everything to come together seamlessly.