An Intimate, Eclectic DIY Wedding in Joshua Tree | Real Wedding Inspiration If you’ve ever dreamed of a desert wedding that’s intimate, fun, intentional, with a bid of editorial flair—Sarah and Chris’s DIY Joshua Tree wedding is the inspiration you’ve been waiting for. Sarah, Chris, and their community poured their hearts into every detail from the macrame altar she created herself to the epic charcuterie board made by their friends. This incredible property had so many eclectic corners for some fun editorial shots – the infinity room, the pink-tiled bathroom and velvet bed, and […]

There’s something so honest about the way kids exist at weddings. They don’t try to be anything but themselves– curious, chaotic, sweet, wild. One minute they’re sneaking extra cake, the next they’re curled up in someone’s lap or breaking into full-body dance moves on an empty floor. There’s no filter, no pretense—just pure, in-the-moment energy. As a documentary-style wedding photographer, I love watching for these moments. Many times, these shots end up making a gallery feel even more real. Kids remind us that weddings aren’t just about the timelines and traditions—they’re about families in motion, living in the moment, and not giving a sh*t. I’ll always make space for the realness kids bring to a wedding day. Because they’re part of the story too.

Kristin & Rob are both artists, so of course they had their wedding at a beautiful art gallery in Bastrop, just south of Austin, TX. When Kristin, Rob and I first connected, they shared their excitement for bringing their families together, and celebrating their love with their loved ones. They wanted those moments of connection, […]

Jennie & Miles’s western-inspired wedding at Hotel Drover was a hoot and a half, documented on 35mm film and digital and beautifully planned/executed by Hats Off Events. Jennie was most excited about spending time with her guests and partying as much as possible for their big day, so documentary wedding photography perfect for what she […]

Rebecca and Ryan’s day began with a classic ceremony in an ornate, light-filled church—simple, emotional, and full of intention. Their reception at the Hummingbird House felt like the perfect contrast: relaxed, garden-filled, and full of movement. I photographed the day with a documentary approach, focusing on real moments over poses—quiet glances, big laughs, and everything […]

Intimate Wedding Photography in Los Angeles | 35mm Film + Digital Mack and Emilie’s intimate at-home wedding in San Pedro, California was the perfect reflection of who they are—laid-back, intentional, artistic, and full of magic. It was the kind of wedding that proves how deeply meaningful a smaller gathering can be. As a Southern California […]

Sara and Kenneth’s wedding in the hills of Glendale, California was a beautiful merging of love, cultures, and families. From the emotional moments during the ceremony to the joyful chaos of the dance floor, their day was full of meaning and movement. I approached their celebration with a documentary mindset—capturing real, unscripted moments as they […]

Don & Jillian | SmogShoppe Wedding in Culver City, CADocumentary Wedding Photography in Los Angeles | Film + Digital Don and Jillian’s wedding at The Smogshoppe in Culver City was the perfect mix of modern style and heartfelt moments. With its lush greenery and industrial charm, the venue set the tone for a celebration that […]

Gabi & Lalo | San Antonio Wedding Captured on Film + DigitalDocumentary & Editorial Wedding Photography | Texas & Southern California Gabi and Lalo’s wedding in San Antonio was full of warmth, culture, and connection—an effortlessly beautiful day that reflected who they are. I photographed their celebration with a blend of 35mm film and digital, […]

Romantic Blush Bridals | Moody, Editorial-Inspired Portraits in Southern California In collaboration with Bridal Era Beauty (HMUA) and Orielle Anais (Model). This moody bridal session was all about quiet elegance and vintage beauty. Set against soft natural light and subtle tones, the session captured the bride in a way that felt both intimate and editorial. […]