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I really love my job as a wedding photographer and

I really love my job as a wedding photographer and SO grateful to be doing this for a living but it’s time wedding vendors feel respected in the service industry.

I have had my plate of food taken away from a family member.

I had groomsmen and an old man grab my butt on the dance floor.

I have been yelled at when I’m trying to organize family photos.

I have not been fed by a venue.

These are just a few stories....

Treat wedding vendors how you want to be treated.

Wedding vendors pour their heart & soul into their job. We really love what we do and wouldn’t trade it for the world.

Our heart breaks every time someone disrespects us.

Listen to them if something happens at a wedding.

Respect them. Love them. Hug them. Don’t ask for discounts.

We deserve to be treated with more respect.

We are not robots.

Thank you to my clients who have treated me so well. I will always remember you 🤍

It’s so hard being in front of the camera but Ch

It’s so hard being in front of the camera but Chris + Francesca did an amazing job. Look how stunning they both look 😍 So lucky to have clients have the best clients this season who don’t mind me rolling film in between portraits.

Backyard reception details 😍 @candyandcoevents

Backyard reception details 😍 @candyandcoevents & @foxhall_catering transformed Kim + Scott’s backyard to the perfect reception space.

Liv + Mike’s wedding is published on Junebug tod

Liv + Mike’s wedding is published on Junebug today 🤍 Still can’t believe this moment happened.

So excited to share more photos from this super unique wedding.

Link in bio 🤍

Event planning + floral design @eleganceandsimplicityinc
Venue @dumbartonhouse
Catering @timberpizzaco
Cake @eatsweetcrimesgf
Invitation Design @justpaperandtea
Makeup + Hair @alinagkar
Wedding Dress @lovelybride @lovelybridedc
Bridal Accessories @stuartweitzman
Grooms Apparel @bonobos

film & marble & light streaming through the window

film & marble & light streaming through the windows creates magic for flatlays

Starting to love wedding details more and more.

At first they used to give me soooo much anxiety trying to find perfect backdrop with the best lighting in such a short amount of time.

How am I supposed to tell a story with just a few items?

Details are so important and they shouldn’t be overlooked. Each item has a back story and it sets the tone for the gallery.

I show up a little earlier on the wedding day just so I have more time to experiment.

Having space to play is what creates good work especially with wedding details.

dancing the night away 🤍

dancing the night away 🤍