Yes! This is such a hot topic among photographers and couples right now. Who's actually shooting film versus just carrying a point-and-shoot for a few frames of "film coverage"? There's nothing wrong with that approach, but mine looks different. As a film wedding photographer, I shoot on multiple 35mm and 120mm medium format cameras throughout your entire day. I've been shooting film since high school — that's where I learned developing and scanning in the darkroom. I fell in love with the tangible process of watching a photograph literally form in front of me. It's a medium I'm genuinely obsessed with, and I love sharing that love with my couples.

A second shooter is always an option for your wedding day! I have a tight-knit community of wedding photographers I trust as a second set of eyes throughout the day. I only work with full-time wedding photographers who run their own businesses.

I love traveling — it's always been part of who I am. Some of my favorite memories growing up were road trips up and down the east coast with my family, and that itch to explore never went away. I've been lucky enough to travel to a lot of bucket-list places, both for work and for fun. For most locations across New England, I don't charge travel fees. For everywhere else, destination weddings included, travel is calculated based on transportation, accommodations, and any overnight stays required. If you happen to be getting married at a bucket list location for me…I don’t charge travel fees!

Yes, I got you! So many couples tell me they feel awkward in front of the camera, and honestly, as someone who spends 99% of her time behind it, I get it. My style is documentary wedding photography, but that doesn't mean I just stand back and watch all day. During our set aside portrait time, I will help prompt and intentionally pose you so the photos actually look and feel like you. It might feel a little awkward at first, but once we find our groove, you'll settle right in. Booking an engagement session is a great way to shake off those nerves and get comfortable with me behind the camera before the big day.

My number one priority is making sure you're present on your wedding day. You should never be stressing about photography — that's my job, not yours. I aim to be a calming, comforting presence throughout the day, because when you're relaxed and fully present with the people you love, that's when your photos really shine. Let your emotions out, feel all the feelings, and don't worry about looking perfect. I take a documentary approach to weddings, but I'm not just standing off to the side letting things happen — I'm a thoughtful, intentional observer, always watching for those small, unrepeatable moments.