How I photograph weddings. (Captured, not created)

Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life—a day filled with moments that are raw, emotional, and deeply meaningful. You don’t want a photographer who simply stages beautiful images; you want someone who truly captures what makes your day unforgettable.

Yes, you could hire someone who perfects every pose, follows a shot list, and recreates the Pinterest board you send them. The photos would be beautiful, no doubt. But would they hold feelings? Would they bring you back to the quiet anticipation before you walked down the aisle? The way your partner looked at you when you weren’t even paying attention? The deep exhale after your vows, knowing this is forever?

Imagine getting your wedding gallery back, and instead of feeling transported to those moments, all you can remember is being directed and repositioned, having intimate moments interrupted, and being told to “act natural” instead of actually feeling natural.

That’s not how I approach wedding photography.

Your love story is already beautifully written—I’m just there to document it as it unfolds. I want you to forget that I was even there. I don’t want to create moments for the sake of a photo; I want to capture the genuine, unrepeatable moments that tell your story exactly as it happened. The laughter, the nerves, the quiet prayers, the spontaneous dance moves, the little glances that speak louder than words.

When you look back at your wedding photos, I want you to feel them—not just see them. I want them to bring you back to the emotions, the atmosphere, and the love that surrounded you that day.

Because at the end of it all, your wedding isn’t just about how it looked. It’s about how it felt. Let’s create a wedding gallery that reflects not just the beauty of your day, but the heart of it. Captured, not created.