I first picked up a camera over 12 years ago, but my love for photography started long before I ever considered making it a career. I grew up watching my grandma photograph anything and everything, and she taught me that photographs are so much more than pretty pictures. They’re how we hold onto the people, places, and seasons of our lives that we can never quite get back. Even while my mom was going through breast cancer, my grandma never put her camera down, and that stayed with me. I officially started my career in the wedding industry in 2021, and today, I bring that same sentimental heart into every wedding I photograph, always looking beyond the obvious moments for the little pieces of your day you’ll want to remember most.

I found my way into the wedding world through Gracie, spending the last few years working alongside her before officially stepping behind the camera as a filmmaker in early 2026. I’ve always been drawn to the storytelling and emotional side of filmmaking, especially the quiet moments that can easily go unnoticed. I’m naturally calm and happiest behind the scenes, observing the day as it unfolds and finding the moments that tell the bigger story. I’ve also always loved old movies and the way they can make you feel something long after they’re over, so I bring that same appreciation for timeless, cinematic storytelling into every wedding film I create. For me, it’s about preserving more than what your day looked like, but how it felt to be there.