I’m a wedding content creator, marketer, and very recent bride with a soft spot for beautiful details and the little moments happening behind the scenes.
I’ve spent years working in the wedding industry alongside venues, florists, photographers, and other creatives, telling their stories through marketing and content. But after becoming a bride myself, I started seeing weddings a little differently. I realized how quickly the day passes, and how many of my favorite memories weren’t necessarily the perfectly posed moments, but the ones happening in between.
Now, I get to capture those moments for other couples. The nervous excitement before you walk down the aisle, your bridesmaids hyping you up, your husband’s reaction when he thinks no one is watching, and the slightly chaotic dance floor at the end of the night.
I’m there for the beautiful parts, the emotional parts, and all the wonderfully unplanned parts that make your wedding feel like you.
Your Wedding day, exactly as it is felt.
You’ve spent months choosing the flowers, planning the tables, finding the dress, building the timeline, and dreaming about what this day will look like. When it finally arrives, my job is to make sure you don’t have to worry about documenting any of it.
My approach to wedding content is intentional, but never intrusive. I’ll step in when you need direction, but most of the time, I’m capturing things exactly as they happen—the shaky hands, champagne cheers, happy tears, inside jokes, hugs from people you love, and all the moments you couldn’t possibly see yourself.
And because I come from a background in wedding marketing and content creation, I’m always thinking about how the story comes together, not just collecting random clips on a phone.
I want you to wake up the morning after your wedding, open your camera roll, and experience it all over again.
Not just how your wedding looked.
But how it felt.
my inspiration / my inspiration / my inspiration
01 Light & Texture
02 details
03 contrast
04 stillness
Virginia to Paris
And everywhere in between
Have a story to tell? I’d love to hear it. Let’s begin with a simple note.