have always been drawn to the moments that often go unnoticed—the quick glances, the happy tears, the laughter that happens in between. Long before I ever considered photography as a career, I was the friend who always had a camera in hand, documenting everyday life so those memories could live on long after the moment had passed.

That love for storytelling found a whole new meaning after my own wedding in 2018. I fell in love with the emotion, the intention behind every detail, and the way a wedding day brings together the people who matter most. I realized wedding photography wasn't just about beautiful images—it was about preserving the feeling of one of the most meaningful days in someone's life.

For eight years, I worked as a labor and delivery nurse, caring for families during some of their biggest life-changing moments. That experience shaped the way I approach weddings today. It taught me to stay calm under pressure, anticipate moments before they happen, and care deeply for the people in front of my camera. After years of balancing both careers, I took the leap to pursue photography full time—a decision that has allowed me to pour my whole heart into serving my couples.

These days, life at home is beautifully full with my incredibly supportive husband and our three kids. Our days are busy, loud, and full of the kind of little moments that remind me why photographs matter so much. They've taught me that the memories we treasure most are often the ones we never planned for.

My goal is simple: to create photographs that feel timeless, honest, and true to you. The kind of images that bring you right back to how it all felt—not just on your wedding day, but for years to come.