I believe that everyone deserves a wedding day that’s unforgettably fun, honest, and true to who you are.

The moments I cherish most from my wedding day are the ones where I wasn’t thinking about everything that was going on, but the ones where I was tuned into the present. 

My husband and I got married in July of 2019 in a meadow in Rocky Mountain National Park. We brought our loved ones along with us, and soaked in the beauty of the sacred promises we shared, while also admiring the grandeur of the mountains behind us. 

After planning my own elopement, I really do believe that everyone deserves a wedding day like ours – one that’s unforgettably fun, honest, and true to who you are.

That's exactly why I became an elopement photographer.

I always say I grew up in a library. My mom was a librarian for many years, so I spent all my time in between shelves filled with books, discovering new stories, artists, and characters. 

It’s these stories and yours that continue to inspire the magic.

A love for storytelling was instilled early on, and it’s taken many forms since. As a multi-passionate artist & business owner, I’m always discovering new hobbies, new loves. These are the things that keep me inspired and leaning into my creativity. Getting lost in the pages of my favorite books, film photography, creating earth-inspired functional ceramics, design in many forms, and always exploration of the outdoors. 

This beautiful path has led me here, to photographing the most lovely days in some of the most incredible locations all around the world. 

A love for storytelling was instilled early on, and it’s taken many forms since.

It’s these stories and yours that continue to inspire the magic.

Some of my inspiration & creative practices...

Reading

One of the the things that's stuck around with me my whole life - and never fails to have an impact. Some of my favorite books are: 
- Throne of Glass (and everything else by SJM, let's be real here)
- Pride & Prejudice
- Harry Potter

Ceramics

Design

I've always loved design in many forms, but recently designing the interiors of my house has been a really special project.

A creative practice that I will always pursue. There's nothing like getting your hands dirty with clay, forming something from nothing.