02/08/2026
One of the biggest compliments I’ve heard from couples is, “I didn’t even notice you taking that photo… but it’s one of my very favorites.”
That’s the heart of documentary-style wedding photography. I’m there to quietly tell the story of your day as it actually unfolds from start to finish—the laughter, the nerves, the chaos, the happy tears. I want you to remember how your vendors went above and beyond, and to see the bts of the work they provided! I want you to even remember your plate of food at your reception.
I’m often seeing couples looking for a “documentary style photographer.” While yes, I still recommend providing a list of family group photos, I love documenting your day exactly how it is. Part of pulling this off is planning— planning emotional and special moments like a private dance, first touch, a moment alone with your new spouse after the ceremony.
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Wedding: Ellen + Kevin
Venue: The Historic Robertson Homestead
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