I photograph weddings through a lens shaped by fashion, femininity, and art - grounded in real moments and how they actually unfold.

The camera is only part of what I do. Most of my attention is on people: how they move, how they hold themselves, how a room feels as it settles. I work from close by rather than from a distance, stepping in quietly when something needs refining and stepping back when it doesn’t.

I’m not interested in forcing moments or directing people into something that isn’t them. I’ll guide where it helps, keep things simple, and let the rest happen naturally. The aim is to create images that feel composed and considered, without interrupting the rhythm of the day.

What matters to me is that the photographs feel honest and hold up over time. Not just a handful of images that work online, but a complete body of work that reflects the atmosphere, the relationships, and the reality of the day as it was.

If you’re drawn to work that feels unforced, intentional, and quietly editorial, we’ll likely work well together.