Photography slowly became my way of holding onto those feelings. I’ve always been someone who notices — the way a room feels when people I love are in it, the pause before laughter, the calm that comes after something meaningful has just happened. Having a camera in my hands gave me a way to translate that awareness into something tangible. What started as simply taking photos became a way of seeing the world more intentionally, of honoring moments as they were instead of trying to make them something else. I never wanted to stage life — I wanted to remember it.

          That’s why weddings feel so meaningful to me. They are layered with history and hope, with family and chosen family, with moments that will one day become the photographs someone else stands quietly in front of decades from now. Being trusted to document that is something I don’t take lightly. I approach every wedding with care, intention, and deep respect for the story unfolding. Not just as a photographer, but as someone who understands how much these images will matter long after the day itself has passed.