I’ve always been more of an observer. As an introvert, I notice the little things. How someone reaches for their partner’s hand without thinking. The deep breath before walking down the aisle. The way light moves through a space. That’s what draws me to documentary wedding photography. I believe the moments of your day are meaningful exactly as they unfold and should be captured without interruption I just document what’s already there. capturing your day exactly as it happens.

I’m also deeply sentimental. I want photos to feel like memories, not just images. That’s why I love film. The texture. The imperfections. The way it captures a moment in its truest form. It just makes sense to me. Whether I’m shooting film or digital, I’m creating something that will become a cherished piece of your history. I shoot knowing how meaningful these moments will be in 10, 20, even 50 years. My goal is for these photos to hold that same sentimental value, not just for you today, but for future you and for generations to come.

Before photography, though there wasn't much of my life that didn't involve a camera in my hands, I've always been into painting and drawing. I think that plays into how I shoot. Composition, light, color. Those things have always mattered to me. I don’t think about it too much while I’m shooting, but I know that my artistic background has shaped the way I see things.

Alongside me, my partner Ryan tags along to capture your wedding on video. His approach is just as intentional. He documents your day as it unfolds without forcing anything. Between the two of us, your wedding story is preserved in both photos and film. Each complements the other in an honest, nostalgic way.

If you’re looking for wedding photography that feels real and unposed, you’re in the right place. Let’s make something meaningful together.

Lover of National Parks, all things vintage, and my cat.
(Not in that order)

About Sara