I’m someone who feels things deeply - vows, speeches, full dance floors, the quiet glances no one else notices. I love weddings not just for how they look, but for how they feel when everyone you love is in one place, fully present & ready to celebrate you.
I approach wedding days gently, intentionally, and with a lot of care. My goal isn’t to direct every second or turn your day into a production - it’s to make photography the part of the day you don’t have to think about at all.
The couples I work best with want beautiful images (of course), but more than that, they want to feel taken care of. They want to trust their photographer fully, feel comfortable being themselves, and actually enjoy the day they spent so long planning.
If that sounds like you, we’ll get along just fine.
Wedding planning comes with a lot of noise - timelines, opinions, expectations, pressure from every direction.
My philosophy is simple: when you feel calm and supported, the moments unfold naturally. And when moments are real, the photos are better.
I focus on creating an experience where you don’t feel watched, rushed, or posed every second. I guide when needed, step back when it matters, and stay tuned in to the energy of the room.
So you can be present.
And trust that everything important is being captured.
Your wedding shouldn’t feel like a performance.
You don’t need to know what to do. That’s my job!
Not just weddings - dinner parties, baseball games (go Padres!), parades, concerts, award shows. The list of gatherings that make me cry is never-ending.
But weddings are one of the rare days where everyone you love shows up for the same reason - to celebrate something meaningful.
I’m inspired by shared emotion. Parents watching their kids get married. Friends screaming to Blink-182 on the dance floor. The way time seems to slow during vows and speed up during toasts.
Those moments are fleeting. My job is to notice them and hold onto them for you to relive forever.
I’ve always loved moments that bring people together.
Things I would ramble about over coffee:
Wine (still refining my palette)
Baked brie (my signature hosting move)
Television (I technically have a degree in it)
My mini golden dachshund, Ollie (& my husband, Gage)
San Diego (especially Pacific Beach, where I live)
Good music, good food, and a packed dance floor