Events & Weddings

The whole day, as it happened. The planned moments and the ones nobody saw coming.
Bride holding a bouquet of red and orange flowers on a stone walkway

Your pictures:

The only wedding expense that grows in value over time.

The flowers wilt, the cake gets eaten, the dress goes in a box. Photos are the only thing from your wedding day that get more valuable as time passes.


I shoot the big moments — the vows, the first dance — but I spend just as much time on what happens in between: the nervous laugh before you walk down the aisle, the quiet second your dad has with you before he gives you away. Those are the ones you'll come back to for the rest of your lives.

Four wedding guests raising their glasses in a toast outdoors
Bride and groom exchanging rings with the officiant at an outdoor ceremony
Wedding guests laughing while taking a selfie at the reception
Smiling groom in a blue suit with his bride standing behind him
Black and white photo of a couple smiling at each other at a wedding
Man in suspenders dancing under string lights at a wedding reception
Woman with red hair having makeup applied beside a lighted mirror
Bride and groom posing on a lawn with a young boy in a matching blue suit
Older man getting emotional beside the bride as she holds her bouquet
Groom reacting as he sees his bride for the first time outdoors
Close-up of a woman's eye makeup being finished before a wedding
Wedding rings resting on the couple's printed invitation
Engagement ring stacked on a wedding band over a printed invitation
Woman laughing with friends on an outdoor patio at a wedding
Guests dancing on a crowded floor at a wedding reception