Looking at these mountain engagement photos, you’d never know that Tori and Bear started out hating each other. I know, right? But that’s what they said when they told me their story – they met snowboarding in Utah, and it was less than love at first sight.

Emily and Jay’s moody European wedding at Manorbier Castle was like a little escape from reality. The groom’s family is originally from Wales, and the two of them love the history of the nation. When they got engaged, they knew that a castle wedding was an absolute must.

I love the chance to be back in New York. The chaos, the pace: it’s like nothing else. So, when Lindsey and Noam reached out about taking some NYC engagement photos with them, I was all in.

Adelita and Caleb’s chic Lotusland wedding was such a cool blend of classic and unique. When it came to their wedding photography, they wanted a vibe that would complement their elegant-with-a-twist aesthetic. They asked me to take it on because they wanted someone with an out of the box eye, and I had a lot of fun doing it.

Niki and Matt’s Joshua Tree wedding had that electric flare. The kind of warmth and creativity that makes you want to stay just a little longer. After changing their plans around more than once because of the pandemic, they decided on a Joshua Tree wedding that brought together the natural world with a good party. They landed on a music festival-inspired aesthetic that went perfectly with their venue: the Know Where Ranch out in the desert.

Kait and Luke have this incredible, constant playful energy, and it made their wedding at The Smog Shoppe in Los Angeles a total blast. They knew when they were planning it that they wanted their wedding to have a very Cali vibe, and the Smog Shoppe was the perfect spot, with a great balance of open airiness and industrial grit. That stunning greenery wall for the ceremony backdrop made all the difference.

I had shot Aly’s maternity photoshoot when baby Finley was still inside momma, so I was so excited when Aly reached out for family photos. When I mentioned to her this pastel idea with the baby’s breath she was so on board, and I knew Stephanie at Flower Disco was the perfect girl to make it happen. This floral family photo session was born.

This creative grunge couple shoot was born out of the desire to focus on couple posing, so we deliberately kept it simple. I chose literally a random field behind a business parking lot in Phoenix, AZ, and we brought a stool to help play with heights and levels. Charity and James wore white underwear and matching white shirts to get some color contrast into the palette.

Just a friendly reminder that not all couple’s sessions have to look the same - you can do something creative and fun too! This couple’s session was inspired by Moonrise Kingdom, of my favorite movies.

When Lindsay reached out to me to shoot her and Dillion’s engagement session I was honored. As a photographer herself who knows lots of people in the industry, I was touched that she chose me to capture this special moment for them.

This concept is an idea I had for my creative concepts workshop in Arizona - and Jamal and Natalie helped me execute it perfectly! I wanted it to feel very much like a shot-gun wedding, the “let’s just do it, right now” kinda vibe

Ashly texted me the other day and showed me a photo of Forrest mowing - I said I’d be right there. I love doing these lifestyle photos that incorporate real-life things that couples do.

Introducing Sean and Olivia - dating since high school, they decided to have a small, intimate wedding ceremony in Mt. Rainier National Park close to their new home in Seattle.

One couple, 300 horses, and an entire ranch for the weekend! With every detail planned out perfectly, Carly and Elliot’s wild weekend ranch wedding was a sight to see - and shoot.

This vision was a true dream for me to create. With COVID going on and lots of my couples rescheduling or making their weddings smaller it made me think of how these couples are still wanting to get married no matter what that looks like for them.