At every party i've ever been to, that's my job. My calling. 

Not because anyone asked me to, but because I'm already reading the room. Who needs another glass. When the energy shifts. When to lean in and when to disappear. 

Noticing. That's always been my superpower.

Turns out, that's exactly what makes me great at this. 

I photograph weddings for people who throw the good parties. The ones where the playlist was debated for months. Where the florist is a friend (and a genius). Where your maid of honor cried during the toasts and the whole room felt it. 

I'm Texas-born and raised, but my eye was shaped somewhere between the fashion week runways I studied obsessively, the films I watched on repeat, and the years I have spent traveling to places where people understand that a good table and a great room are forms of art. I shoot with that in mind every time. 

My background is in fashion and editorial -- which means I notice light differently, I compose differently, and I care deeply that a photograph looks as rich as the story it's telling. But your wedding is not a fashion shoot. And the moments that are real are worth more than anything.