10/28/2026
Well, it’s official. I’m closing my wedding books. ❤️
For 10 years, I’ve gotten to be part of so many days that people spend their whole lives looking forward to. I’ve laughed with you, cried behind my camera, held your dress, fixed your hair, and gotten attached to people I was technically hired to photograph. 😂
I have LOVED this work and the people it brought into my life. I’ll cherish every wedding, every couple, and every family who trusted me to be there. You let me into moments with the people you love most, and I don’t think I’ll ever fully find the words for how much that has meant to me.
(And somehow, after 10 years, I get to say I never had a wedding-day horror story. I know how fortunate that makes me, and I’m closing this chapter feeling like I’m on cloud nine.)
In two weeks, I’m attending my first wedding as a GUEST in 10 years, and I am ridiculously excited. I get to sit down, watch it all happen, and probably still cry. Some things aren’t changing.
I don’t know whether this is permanent, but I won’t be taking on weddings as a primary photographer in 2027. You may still see me second shooting from time to time, because I do love getting to be part of those days!
I’m looking forward to focusing my energy on families, seniors, and intimate, confidence-centered portraiture, and seeing where God leads me next.
To every couple who let me be part of your day, thank you. You gave me so much more than photographs to look back on. I hope you know there’s a photographer over here who still remembers you, still cheers for you, and feels so thankful she got to be there when it all began.
I’m not crying, you’re crying. 😭❤️
Now somebody remind me what guests do with their hands when they aren’t holding a camera. 😂
& If I photographed your wedding, **drop your favorite wedding photo in the comments!** I’d love to see which image means the most to you and relive a little of your day together.
