WELL HELLO! 

I’m a lover of slow mornings, good coffee, and that soft kind of light that feels like a deep breath. But the real reason I photograph weddings is because I care about the meaning in a day — the quiet glances, the steady hands, the way two people choose each other in a hundred small ways.

I’m married to the most wonderfully direct, tech-loving man, and together we’ve raised a daughter who is now studying aviation at Baylor to become a professional pilot. We split our life between Colorado and Texas — the mountains keep us grounded, the sunshine fills us back up. It’s a balance that feels like home.

The truth is, I’m drawn to honest emotion and the realness of relationships — the kind that show up in laughter, in tears, in silence, and in celebration. That’s what I look for when I photograph a wedding. Not perfection, not performance — just you as you are, surrounded by your people, on a day that will never happen the same way again.

This work matters to me because it’s not just about photographs.
It’s about legacy. Meaning. Memory.
It’s about being able to feel your day again when you look back years from now.

I’m here to help you remember the way it felt.

Most importantly I love photography. Photography lets me tell a story about love in a way that feels real. It lets me bottle up the nerves, the laughter, the tears, the “holy crap we’re doing this,” and all the tiny moments in between that make your day yours.

I’m also that person who is organized, steady, and calm in the middle of wedding-day chaos (my husband would tell you I’m only sometimes calm at home — but that’s just because my brain runs faster than my physical body. I’m waiting for my superhuman powers to show up any day now…).

Here’s what I can promise:

Your wedding day will be better with me there.

I take care of my people.
I calm the stressed mama.
I’ve poured emergency champagne more times than I can count.
I can bustle a dress in 30 seconds flat.
And I work seamlessly with vendors to keep your day flowing so you actually get to enjoy it.

Save the sweating for the dance floor — and if “Pour Some Sugar On Me” plays, just know I will be singing along at full volume while photographing you like the rockstars you are.

Because your day should feel fun.
Supported.
Meaningful.
And like you.