I love photographing couples who make the day their own.
Whether it's an elopement with just the two of you or a small wedding with the people you love, there isn't one way it has to look.
Keep the traditions that feel like you. Make up your own.
Fill the day with the people, places, and things you actually love.
I'll make sure you remember the moments that mattered, and the ones you didn't even realize were happening.
Two ways to work together, depending on the kind of day you're planning.
Four hours gives us enough time to tell the story without rushing through it.
It works especially well for elopements and small weddings that stay in one general area. There's time for the parts you've planned and the smaller things that happen in between, without turning the day into one long photoshoot.
Included:
✦ 4 hours of photography
✦ Edited high-resolution images delivered in a private online gallery
✦ 8×8 heirloom album with 10 spreads, custom designed for you
✦ USB drive in a keepsake box
✦ Planning consultation and collaborative timeline support
✦ Sneak peeks within 48 hours
Eight hours gives the day more room to unfold. There's time to move between places, spend time with the people you invited or disappear somewhere alone, take a break, change plans, stay somewhere longer than expected, and photograph more of what happens before and after the ceremony.
It works especially well for small weddings, elopements with multiple locations, longer celebrations, or couples who simply want more of the day documented.
With more time to slow down, I'll also shoot two rolls of 35mm film throughout the day. They'll be developed, scanned, and delivered alongside your digital photographs.
Included:
✦ 8 hours of photography
✦ Edited high-resolution images delivered in a private online gallery
✦ Two rolls of 35mm film, developed and scanned
✦ 12×12 heirloom album with 20 spreads, custom designed for you
✦ USB drive in a keepsake box
✦ Planning consultation and collaborative timeline support
✦ Sneak peeks within 48 hours
I recently became an officiant because I wanted my couples to have more freedom with where and how they get married.
If you don't want to go to City Hall or have another person there to perform a ceremony, you may not need to. You can exchange your own vows, exchange rings if you want to, and let that part of the day be about the two of you. I'm not going to write or perform a traditional ceremony for you. I'll handle the legal part and the paperwork.
That means you can get married on a rooftop, somewhere completely secluded, or wherever you've decided you want to do it, without adding another person just because you need someone to make it legal.
I'm already registered to officiate weddings in New York City. If you're getting married somewhere else in the U.S., I'll check the local requirements to make sure I'm legally able to officiate there.