In my 10+ years of documenting wedding, you might think I have seen it all. In terms of weather, locations, light (or no light), timelines, and all sorts of impromptus, well, I probably have. I have documented weddings where I was the only guest besides the witnesses and the officiant, to extravagant multi day 300+ guests affairs, and possibly every variation in between.

What keeps me wanting to photograph more weddings is the realization that every wedding has a different story longing to be told. No two weddings have ever felt the same to me, and when I walk into yours, all the images I have made at other weddings are forgotten. I see it a bit like jazz, or French cuisine--the ingredients are simple and pretty much always the same, but the outcomes are always unique, never to be reproduced to the identical.

My mission is to flesh out that unique story, to look past the obvious to find the deeper meaning. It's not only about how pretty everything looked like that day, but more so, how it felt to be there.

Every wedding is the setting for a unique story that needs to be told.

MY WEDDING REPORTAGE IS ABOUT LOOKING PAST THE OBVIOUS