Absolutely. I'm based in Las Vegas, but I will work anywhere that fits the feel of my style - Santa Barbara, Sedona, Santa Fe, and beyond. If the vibe's right, I'll go.

I started shooting weddings professionally a couple of years ago. I've shot all kinds of photography, but this is the work that finally brought it all together for me.

Send a message through my contact form or shoot me an email. I'll reply quickly and we'll set up a time to talk. A signed contract and retainer officially lock in your date.

Yes. I'm happy to help with location ideas, timeline tips, or vendor recommendations. If I've worked somewhere or with someone I trust, I'll let you know.

It depends on the day, the moments, and the coverage-but I believe in quality over quantity. On average, you can expect around 50-75 finished photos per hour of shooting. Expect approximately 800 when booking a 10-hour day.

You'll get every photo that tells the story of your day-carefully selected, edited, and delivered in high resolution. I don't include duplicates, test shots, or anything that doesn't add to the final story. Every image you receive is part of the bigger picture-and it's all yours to keep.

You'll receive a private online gallery where you can view, download, and share your full-resolution images. Super easy to use, and mobile-friendly too.

Yes—lightly. I keep things natural and true to the moment. That usually means removing temporary distractions like blemishes or flyaways, but I don’t overdo it. I lean into an honest style—and the couples I work with appreciate that approach.

You'll get a sneak peek within 24 hours. For full galleries, it depends on the scale of the day - elopements are usually delivered within 2 weeks, while larger weddings may take up to 4 weeks.

Typically couples reach out 6–18 months in advance—but this is Vegas, so I’m open to last-minute bookings if the date’s available. Best move? Just ask.

Let it reflect you. If you're outdoorsy, let's take a short hike. If you love coffee shops or downtown walks, let's do that. I'll help guide the vibe, but it should feel like a version of your real life.

Stick to what feels comfortable and true to your style. In the Vegas desert, earthy tones can sometimes blend into the background, so aim for just enough contrast. Avoid heavy patterns or logos, and bring a backup option if you're unsure-I'm happy to help you choose. If you have color harmony planned for your wedding, incorporate that into your choices.

Yes. A second shooter can be added to most wedding packages. It’s a great option if you want multiple angles, more guest coverage, or just a bit of extra breathing room in the timeline. I work with several I really trust—folks who shoot like I do and blend right into the day.

Photography is my focus—but if it’s within your budget, I highly recommend adding full video coverage. I work with a trusted videographer whose style pairs beautifully with mine. For smaller weddings and elopements, I also offer hybrid coverage—photos paired with a cinematic mix of short clips. We’ll talk through what makes the most sense for your day.