I was not one of those little girls that dreamed of her wedding day,

I did not grow up with grandparents that gifted me their vintage film cameras. And I am not from a town that was large enough to offer photography classes in high school. There was nothing that guiding me to my photography journey. I didn't follow in anyone's footsteps or have the pressure of a legacy to keep alive.

My love for photography grew from a self conscience teenager that was filled with insecurity and a deep longing to love herself for who she was.

I didn’t grow up feeling like I fit in. I was the quiet, awkward, emo kid who struggled to make friends and never quite felt seen. So I turned to music, creativity, and eventually a camera—teaching myself how to capture moments when I didn’t feel like I belonged in them.

After high school, I picked up my first DSLR and fell hard for photography. One chance opportunity to shadow a wedding photographer changed everything. I went all in—learning fast, shooting constantly, and building a business from the ground up.

Today, I’ve photographed hundreds of weddings and built a life I once couldn’t imagine. My approach is simple: I’m here for the real stuff—the messy, emotional, perfectly imperfect moments. The ones that feel like you.