Approach

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Ethos

Weddings are meant to be lived, not performed, and photography should preserve the feeling of the day without pulling you out of it.

I photograph weddings in a mostly documentary way, observing the day as it unfolds rather than directing it. When guidance is helpful I’ll step in for things like family photos or portraits, but the rest of the day is about giving you space to experience your wedding as it naturally happens.

Every couple shows up to their wedding day a little differently, and my job is to meet you there. Sometimes that means stepping back and observing as moments unfold, and other times it means chatting, joking around, and helping things feel easy during portraits.

Whether we have five minutes or an hour together, the goal is always to keep things relaxed and genuine. The photographs should reflect who you actually are and the day as it truly felt.

A bride and groom lying on grass, outdoors in a green field under a cloudy sky on their wedding day at Elle by Stella in St.Jacobs, Ontario

A person stands with their back to the camera, arms outstretched, in front of dense, dark, snow-covered pine trees, creating a natural frame around them.

A young woman with long wavy hair, wearing a baseball cap, striped t-shirt, jeans, and boots, kneels on her right knee next to a large black and white dog, both looking at the camera in front of a plain white background.

A woman crouching on a wooden boardwalk in a forest, holding a camera to her face, surrounded by tall trees with dense foliage.

A Little About Me

I come from a large family filled with wild days. An observer by nature this made me the documenter of the family. Always stealing the camera to soak up one last moment of chaos. Life moves so fast and I wanted to make sure it was recorded.

My chosen community, friends, and family mean the world to me. They've taught me the importance of support and love, values that reflect in how I capture others. Your people are your biggest supporters and play a significant role in your journey. Capturing the endearing ways they show up for you makes your story truly one of a kind.

Investment

Wedding coverage begins at $3,450 for six hours.

Most couples invest between $4,200 – $5,200 depending on coverage and the shape of their day.

All collections include edited high-resolution images, a private online gallery for sharing and downloading, and support throughout the planning process.

A man in a tuxedo and bow tie laughing a wedding reception dinner at The Manor (at Bob Rumball Centre) in North York Ontario . There are other people and a floral centerpiece on the table.

A group of women and children gathered together, looking at a the brides wedding rings, at cocktail hour at The Granite Brewery, Toronto.

A bride in a white wedding dress holding a bouquet and a groom in a black tuxedo walking down the aisle during a wedding ceremony in a decorated room with green walls and a chandelier, surrounded by seated guests and a bridal party standing in the background.

How it works

Chat

We book a phone call to discuss your day, go over any questions, and ensure we vibe well together

Planning

If we feel we're a good fit for each other, I'll send a proposal detailing what we talked about for you both to review

Reserve Date

Once the contract is signed and a 25% retainer of your package is paid, your date is reserved, and we are officially booked!

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