Why have I not been to Morocco before. What a freakin dream land. This wedding had a whole lot of that amazing traditional Moroccan goodness with the music, food, belly dancers, and camels … allll the camels. This Marrakech Morocco wedding was an absolute dream.

I reached out to Kinsey and Ryan to help me with this styled hometown wedding shoot. I told them I wanted to do something pretty unique. They were excited about the idea and couldn’t wait to get started.

When I think of Julie and Zane, I think of creativity. Ingenuity. Uniquely eclectic and wonderfully weird. They designed every detail of their wedding themselves.

Even though I’m always a fan of traditional weddings, being a part of this styled wedding shoot in Brooklyn was a dream. And it was such a privilege getting to work with a couple like Eden and Deidre.

I’m not a traditional wedding photographer. One thing I really focus on is capturing an authentic moment in time. And working with Carly and Elliot let me do just that.

I had a wonderful time getting to know Tori and Bear. They were kind and welcoming. And they had a great venue picked out. When they asked me to photograph their Race and Religious wedding, I couldn’t say no.

Taking the typical and making it unique. That’s my jam. Although Saguaro Hotel is a popular destination for weddings, Ellysssa and James specifically chose me to create something out of the box for them, and I think we worked so well on that! This really did turn out to be a unique Saguaro Hotel wedding shoot.

For those who want something different. I guess that could be a tagline for me and my work. I just think of it as art and connecting with others, bringing their innermost selves and visions to life. I don’t know if that’s different, but I know Annie and Mike were looking for something different. That’s how we all wound up in Iceland taking some Iceland wedding photos. This is what happened.

Intimate and intentional weddings always speak to me. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the dreams and visions of others. And it’s fun to work with them on those visions and dreams. For Whitney and Brian, their visions and dreams centered around a wedding at her dad’s house.

Deanna and Sam wanted unique. Not just to be unique but to be their kind of unique. I like that in a couple, and that’s what I want to bring out of them for their photos. This wasn’t hard with Deanna and Sam. They knew what they were looking for and knew I could help them get it. They were looking for me to take some photos after the wedding.

I love couples like Mel and Andy. The couples who’ve never taken professional photos before. The couples who are nervous about it. I want to help them. I want to wow them. I want them to wow themselves. I want them to know they can wow themselves. If I can turn one client’s world upside down, then it’s been a good day. Momma likes to overdeliver for her clients, and she definitely did for this wedding in Tulum.

Emily and Jay’s moody European wedding at Manorbier Castle was like a little escape from reality. The groom’s family is originally from Wales, and the two of them love the history of the nation. When they got engaged, they knew that a castle wedding was an absolute must.

Adelita and Caleb’s chic Lotusland wedding was such a cool blend of classic and unique. When it came to their wedding photography, they wanted a vibe that would complement their elegant-with-a-twist aesthetic. They asked me to take it on because they wanted someone with an out of the box eye, and I had a lot of fun doing it.

Niki and Matt’s Joshua Tree wedding had that electric flare. The kind of warmth and creativity that makes you want to stay just a little longer. After changing their plans around more than once because of the pandemic, they decided on a Joshua Tree wedding that brought together the natural world with a good party. They landed on a music festival-inspired aesthetic that went perfectly with their venue: the Know Where Ranch out in the desert.

Kait and Luke have this incredible, constant playful energy, and it made their wedding at The Smog Shoppe in Los Angeles a total blast. They knew when they were planning it that they wanted their wedding to have a very Cali vibe, and the Smog Shoppe was the perfect spot, with a great balance of open airiness and industrial grit. That stunning greenery wall for the ceremony backdrop made all the difference.

This vision was a true dream for me to create. With COVID going on and lots of my couples rescheduling or making their weddings smaller it made me think of how these couples are still wanting to get married no matter what that looks like for them.

Luis and Jasmine and their after wedding hotel party. This was fun to shoot because I feel like this is one of the best times of the entire wedding day when the party's over and you go back to your hotel with your new husband or wife and soak it all in.

You might remember Liz and Matt from their epic dirt bike engagement session I shot. Well their wedding was just as amazing … and definitely included the dirt bikes.

Ok so these two have the best style. They are both photographers for brands so it was a whole lot of pressure capturing their day, but holy heck was I honored they picked me. They are the sweetest most authentic people I have worked with with huge grateful hearts. This was also the first wedding I got to work with one of my favorite florists and she completely blew us all away!

This photo says it allllll. Rae and Christian were a friggin blast to capture. Rae spent months and month thrifting picking unique elements for their day. Instead of a photobooth they literally had someone their drawing caricatures of you … amazing, I know. They are some of the funnest and most laid back babes I’ve gotten to work with. Also, I shot this 8.5 months pregnant (insert pat on the back).