When you envisioned your wedding day, you saw a celebration that feels effortless, intentional, and undeniably you.
Maybe it’s a heartfelt first look, exchanging private vows, grounding yourselves in the moment before stepping into a day filled with love and laughter.
It could be a chic city wedding, weaving through iconic streets, indulging in late-night pizza, or an intimate gathering tucked among rolling hills, beneath towering pines, or surrounded by golden fields, your closest people by your side. Champagne toasts under the stars. Handwritten letters filled with love.
And just as your wedding day is uniquely yours, your photos should be too. Your love story deserves imagery that feels raw, nostalgic, and emotive. The kind of photos that transport you back in time, that hold the weight of this moment for generations to come.
Whether your dream day is an intimate mountaintop ceremony, a cozy backyard gathering, a faraway destination wedding, or an intentional celebration that turns into the party of a lifetime—you deserve a day that is meaningful, heartfelt, and just flat-out fun.
Your wedding is an experience—one that deserves to be thoughtfully curated and completely stress-free.
You’re choosing a celebration that feels deeply aligned, a day that reflects your love without the constraints of tradition. You deserve options, flexibility, and a photography experience tailored exclusively to you.
Carefully designed base collections are available for you, each customizable to ensure you receive exactly what you need—nothing more, nothing less.
To make this process seamless, custom payment plans are available for all couples, with most choosing between 2 to 6 installments.
I book a limited number of weddings each year to ensure every couple receives the dedicated attention and care they deserve. While most clients are located in San Francisco, Philadelphia, and New York, I also accept a select number of destination clients each year with a global focus.
Most couples invest between $8,000–$12,000 for wedding photography coverage with the option to add on rehearsal dinner coverage, an engagement session, or other a la carte services.
Engagement and portrait sessions last for 90 minutes, though they often go longer—the experience should feel natural, relaxed, and unhurried. Think of it as a fun, easygoing date, with me there to document the magic as it unfolds.
These sessions are a space where you can truly be yourselves, while also giving us the chance to connect so I can capture you in a way that feels effortless and true to your story.
I also accept a limited number of other photography projects—please fill out the contact form to inquire about availability.
Portrait sessions begin at $1,500.
I absolutely love film—its endless possibilities in camera types, film stocks, and artistic expression allow me to create something truly unique for each couple. Before your wedding, I take time to understand your vision so I can curate the perfect mix of cameras and film stocks to match your aesthetic.
At a wedding, I typically carry 3–5 different cameras, each with its own voice. I also shoot digital, so you’ll always find me with at least one film and one digital camera on hand. My goal isn’t to force a perfect 50/50 balance—it’s to capture each moment as it feels, blending your vision with my artistic approach.
Absolutely, yes! Traveling is a huge part of my life, and I love when work takes me somewhere new—or back to a favorite place. While I primarily document love stories in Philadelphia, San Francisco, and New York, I also frequently travel to Tucson, Vermont, Italy, and Guatemala.
To keep things simple, all travel costs are built into my packages, so there are no unexpected fees—just a seamless experience from start to finish.
Yes! I have a drone and am licensed. Drones are such an incredible tool to get an entirely different perspective of your wedding day. There are some logistical things to keep in mind like rules, regulations and weather- so while it’s always a hope I get to capture some dreamy aerial shots for you, it’s not always a guarantee.