philadelphia & destination
wedding photographer

My approach to wedding photography is candid, documentary, and deeply human. I focus on real moments rather than stiff poses so you can remain fully present with your people.

I photograph with a calm, observant presence, documenting your wedding as it naturally unfolds rather than directing it at every turn. Aesthetically, my work is informed by a time before everything was instant, while still embracing the reliability of modern tools. The result is imagery that feels timeless without feeling outdated.

I am far less interested in trends than I am in the photographs that will bring happy tears on your 25th anniversary.

The result is a gallery that feels like you, looks like you, and holds the people who matter most.

Absolutely. My business is built for tradition breakers. Many of the couples I work with prioritize their values, their relationships, and their communities over a traditional template.

Whether you’re planning a queer celebration in a cathedral, a multi-day cultural festival of a wedding, a backyard dinner, or something entirely your own, my approach is built to support weddings rooted in connection rather than convention.

I don’t fit into the wedding industrial complex, you don’t need to either. 

You are not alone! Most couples tell me this before we ever meet.
You don’t need to know how to pose or perform. My job is to create an atmosphere where you feel comfortable enough to be yourselves. Through gentle guidance and an unobtrusive presence, I help you focus on each other and the people you love rather than the camera.
Many couples tell me afterward that the photography felt surprisingly easy and that they were able to stay fully inside their wedding rather than step away from it.

I photograph weddings with people at the center of every decision.
That means protecting your time, honoring your relationships, and documenting your celebration in a way that reflects how it truly felt to be there. My work is guided by empathy, inclusivity, and years of experience moving through wedding days with calm intention.
This is not about manufacturing perfect images it is about preserving the experience of being surrounded by your love and your community.

I don’t create photographs for awards or publication. I create them for you, and for the life you are building together.

Most couples book 6 -18 months in advance, particularly for spring and fall dates. Because I photograph a limited number of weddings each year to ensure every couple receives thoughtful, attentive care, availability can disappear quickly.

That said, even if your wedding is just around the corner, reach out. If I’m available, I would love to hear what you’re planning.