Planning a wedding can be taxing, both mentally and financially. You have a clear vision of how your wedding should be. You can imagine it in your head: the ceremony, reception, the love and the laughter. I believe we all deserve to have those images captured in the form of photography. Nothing is more beautiful than memories, but unfortunately, we forget. Memories get fuzzy and fade. That is, unless you capture them.

What kind of wedding do you see? How do you want the images to represent the wedding? You have a choice. You can have the images tell a complete story from beginning to end, including the portions you may have missed. You can have the images created in the form of art, a sort of impressionistic view of the whole event that you have designed. You took the time and money to design this great party, now make sure you keep the memories secure also!

I capture memories, just like a child captures butterflies with a net. Each image is as unique and beautiful as the butterflies themselves. While capturing your precious wedding memories, my goal is to remain as inconspicuous as possible. People should not remember that there was even a photographer at your wedding. Capturing the natural flow of your special day doesn’t require constant interruptions. The emotion of the wedding is the driving force behind what I am trying to show. I use the inherent emotion to guide my lens; I have found that at times I am awestruck by the love.

My heart is touched by the wonderful relationships, amazing friendships and all the family bonds that I witness at each wedding. Being happily married myself, I understand the immense love surrounding that day, and it is my sole focus to photograph it. Every moment matters, be it sad or funny, beautiful or sincere. Each moment is a piece of time that makes up the whole of our life.

These moments could be lost forever like the butterfly fluttering away without the presence of someone who is trained to spot them. Let me help you hold on to those memories, create new ones, and pass them down to new generations.