I'm a Spokane wedding photographer, and I'm genuinely one of the most low-key people you'll ever have on your wedding day.
I started shooting weddings in 2016 because I believed and still do that the best wedding photos aren't the ones where everything looks perfect. They're the ones where everything looks true. I still want to know what matters to you, who needs to be in the family photos, what details you don't want me to miss, but when it comes to the actual moments of your day, I'd rather you trust my eye than worry about directing me through them. That's ten years of experience I bring so you don't have to think about it.
Not because I'm hiding — but because when you stop thinking about the camera, that's when everything real happens. My job is to blend into your day so completely that by cocktail hour, your guests have forgotten I'm a photographer and not just someone you invited.
I'll make weird jokes, give you something to do with your hands, and tell you when the light is doing something beautiful. The rest takes care of itself.
I work with couples who want to actually enjoy their wedding day — not spend it performing for a camera. People who care more about being present with the people they love than getting a perfect shot. If that's you, I already know we're going to get along.
You'll still get beautiful portraits. I'll still find the best light, give you something real to do together, and make sure you have images you're genuinely proud of. I just won't make your whole day feel like a photoshoot to get there.
Every couple I work with gets my full attention, my whole heart, and someone in their corner who actually gives a damn about how their day feels — not just how it photographs. All couples welcome here, always.
I've been photographing weddings since 2016 and I still get genuinely excited for every single one.
76 books so far this year and counting. Romantasy is my genre of choice. If you have recommendations, I will genuinely use them.
At some point it stopped being a number worth tracking. If you notice a new one on your wedding day, it probably happened recently.
Cooking is how I decompress and how I show love.