July 24, 2026
The photographer who builds your timeline so your day doesn't fall apart by 4pm
I worked for a wedding planner before I ever picked up a camera for a wedding, so I know exactly where a timeline breaks — and I build yours so it doesn't. You don't have to choose between amazing photos and an actual day you can enjoy. I make sure you get both.
I don't just show up and shoot. I build the day.
Most photographers will tell you they're "relaxed and fun." I am too — but that's not why couples hire me.
I worked for a wedding planner before I was a wedding photographer. That means I've sat on the other side of the timeline — the side that has to figure out what happens when the ceremony runs 20 minutes long, or the shuttle is late, or family portraits eat into cocktail hour. I know exactly where a day usually breaks, because I've watched it happen from the planning chair, not just behind the camera.
So when we work together, I'm not just documenting your day — I'm helping build the schedule that protects it. That means:
- A timeline with real breathing room, not a rigid minute-by-minute script
- Someone in your corner who can problem-solve on the fly, because I've done it before
- Help navigating family opinions and pressure during planning — so the day you get is the one you actually wanted
The result: you're not managing your wedding day. You're living it. And I'm getting the photos to prove it.
So what's next?
1.
Reach out to chat
Hit the contact button and we will schedule time to chat. Every wedding is unique because you are unique! We will talk timeline first, not just "what photos do you want" — I want to know your venue, your vendors, your must-have moments, so I can spot problems before they happen.
2.
We design a plan that creates space for you to enjoy your day and get some amazing photos to look at later
I work with your planner (or help give guidance for planning if you don't have one) to make sure the schedule protects space for you to actually enjoy things — not just move from photo to photo.
3.
Your day happens, and it holds together.
You get ready with your people, you get married, you dance too much — and I'm there the whole time, both documenting it and quietly making sure it stays on track.