I remember thinking to myself on our wedding day, how you were just there, like a friend who happened to have a camera. My mom even asked afterward how long we'd been friends for. And when you sent that hand-written letter when we first booked...are you kidding me!? We were both in tears. It's clear you care about this work and the people you're documenting in a way that goes so far beyond just showing up and taking photos.
01/03
Katherine & Ali
I've gone through the photos so many times, and each time I find something new. You're so observant and pick up on things we didn't even realize. Like how you could sense I was getting emotional before putting on my dress, and you just knew I needed my mom; or how you seemed to be everywhere (and nowhere) all at once. We truly felt like we could be present on our day and not have to perform. You held space for us, and somehow, you saw us more clearly than we saw ourselves.
02/03
Emilie & Mathieu
Throughout your wedding day, I'm quietly observing—documenting the atmosphere and the story as it unfolds naturally. On full wedding days, I arrive about 1.5 hours before you step into your dress and stay until the story feels complete. I won't be watching the clock; the story of your day is my priority. If something meaningful is happening, I'll be there.
Before your wedding, I want to truly get to know you—not just the logistics of your day, but how you love, who's important to you, the traditions you're honouring, and what you want to remember decades from now. These details inform how I see your day and how I tell your story. The more I understand what matters to you, the more intentional and personal the work becomes. On the day itself, you'll feel my presence without it being intrusive. I'll provide guidance when it's needed and step back when it's not. Most couples appreciate a mix of both, and we'll figure out what feels right for you as your celebration unfolds.
Beyond still images, I weave short video clips throughout your gallery and provide a cinematic film that brings movement and feeling back to the day. About 40-45% of your final gallery will be black and white. The overall feel of your gallery—both photographs and film—will directly reflect the energy of your day, whether it's full of laughter and lightness or quiet, intimate, and contemplative.
I've always been drawn to work that lingers—films that stay with you long after they end, music that makes you feel before you understand why, poetry that captures what you didn't know you were trying to say.
I return often to films like Arrival, The Hours, and Labor Day—stories that understand the weight of time and the intimacy of small, seemingly ordinary moments. I get lost in artists like Half Moon Run, The Lumineers, Max Richter, Ólafur Arnalds, and Patrick Wilson because their work holds the same kind of emotional depth I'm trying to create. I love to read works by Louise Glück, Sally Mann, and Paulo Coelho, because it reminds me that the most meaningful things are often the most subtle.
I find inspiration in museums, architecture, in the way light falls across a room at a specific time of day. I'm endlessly fascinated by the way people move through space, the gestures they repeat without thinking, the quiet rituals that reveal who they are, why they do things the way they do, and the story that led them to this place.
This is what shapes how I see and document your wedding—a deep attention to the things that matter most and disappear fastest.
This work is a collaboration. I'm here to understand what matters to you and document it with intention.
I tend to work with couples who feel things deeply. People who see the value in this kind of storytelling, not because they need to hire a wedding photographer, but because they understand what these images will become. Couples who are close with their family (chosen or otherwise), and understand that these images will become a part of their legacy and what they'll pass down to future generations.
I bring my own perspective to your wedding, shaped by my life, my relationships, those I've loved and lost, and the family albums I've inherited from grandparents and great-great-grandparents that I still return to. The photos and videos you receive will reflect how I perceived and felt your celebration, told in an intentional and artful way.
The way your celebration feels should shape the way it's photographed. I build each collection intentionally around your plans, with space for things to breathe and unfold naturally. To discuss your specific needs and see if your date is available, get in touch for a custom quote.
What you can expect:
+ Coverage built around your celebration
+ Multi-day coverage options
+ Short, cinematic video clips
+ Private online gallery
+ Second & third photographer add-ons
+ Film photography & digital Super 8 add-ons
engagement sessions
Whether you're exchanging vows on a cliffside in Italy, a forest on the West Coast of Canada, or a private vineyard in the South of France, elopements are documented with the same depth and intentionality as a full wedding day.
Coverage is built around what's most important to you—typically from morning to evening, though not always consecutively. I'll be with you as you get ready in the morning, through your intimate exchange of vows, and however you choose to celebrate afterward. Just the two of you, or with your closest people.
Average Investment: $7,000
elopements
elopements
A session to document this season of your relationship—who you are before your wedding, doing something you love together.
Typically 2-3 hours at one or two locations that are meaningful to you as a couple.
$2,000
engagement sessions
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