Tucked just eight miles outside Louisville, Oxmoor Farm set the stage for Emma and Spencer’s timeless July wedding. With over 230 years of history, this estate’s charm provided a backdrop as refined as it was meaningful. From lush hydrangeas gathered from the family’s garden to heirloom china gracing the tables, every detail was personal and elegant. Guests […]

Courtney and Chad’s wedding day at El Chorro was one of those moments where time seems to slow, the desert air softens, and love takes center stage. Their Arizona wedding unfolded in exactly the kind of setting that keeps me passionate about photographing weddings in this region, the desert light, the inviting landscape, and the […]

On a sunlit spring afternoon, Morgan and Kolten exchanged vows in a timeless Arizona wedding that blended heartfelt tradition with modern romance. Their ceremony at St. Theresa’s Catholic Church in Phoenix, followed by an elegant reception at the renowned El Chorro in Paradise Valley, offered a breathtaking backdrop for their love story. From the beginning […]

Grace & Ethan’s whimsical wedding set in her family’s Paradise Valley home was filled with personal touches and classic charm! Capturing this beautiful day was a joy for me and my team. From the warmth of love felt between family members, to the endlessly beautiful florals, and the unmatched pasta bar, this night was certainly […]

Reed & Adam’s emotional and flower-filled Four Seasons Wedding as seen on Carats & Cake! I loved every minute capturing this beautiful day. From the sweet relationship of the bride with her parents (the three musketeers as they are fondly known) to the insanely perfect desert sunset we hope you enjoy reliving this day as […]

I was honored to have Christina & Smita’s stunning and colorful coastal Maine wedding designed by Rachael Ellen Events featured in The Knot magazine in spring! They are an incredible couple – warm and gracious and beautiful inside and out. I love the way they honored their unique cultures and seamlessly incorporated elements of themselves […]
