I’ve been behind the camera since 2018, but it wasn’t until 2023 that I truly committed to growing this into something more. That year changed everything for me—I poured my heart into refining my craft, building meaningful connections with my clients, and creating an experience that people would want to come back to. And they have. I’ve had the honor of photographing so many families over the years, often getting to document them again and again as their lives grow and change, which is something I’ll never take for granted.
Weddings are a newer chapter in my journey—and one I never expected. For a long time, I told myself they weren’t for me. They felt too big, too intimidating, and honestly, a little out of reach. But the more I fell in love with storytelling, the more that perspective shifted. What once felt overwhelming started to feel meaningful, and eventually, exciting. I photographed my first weddings in the fall of 2025, and since then, I’ve captured eight wedding days—and completely fallen in love with them. There’s something incredibly special about being trusted with a day that holds so much emotion, and it’s a responsibility I carry with so much care.

My why is rooted in people—their stories, their connections, and the moments that shape them.
As a mom to two boys, a wife of over 10 years, and a postpartum nurse, I’m constantly witnessing life in its most raw and transformative seasons. Supporting families through those moments has given me such a deep appreciation for how meaningful even the smallest pieces of life can be. My husband and I are both military veterans, and that chapter shaped so much of how I see the world—teaching me resilience, perspective, and just how quickly time can pass.
No matter where I am, I’m drawn to creating a sense of ease. I love to laugh, and I’ve found that sometimes the most powerful thing you can do for someone is make a moment feel lighter—less pressured, more natural, more them. Whether I’m with patients or clients, that’s something I carry with me everywhere.
Photography became an extension of all of that. It’s not just what I do—it’s how I connect, how I serve, and how I hold onto what matters most. Being trusted to step into someone’s life and preserve their story is something I will never take lightly—and it’s the reason I care as deeply as I do.

Capturing love stories is what lights me up.