2024 is the year we begin to embrace

showing up authentically, creating the wedding not of perfection but one that's marked by an deep love for real connections (*ahem* inviting our closest and realest friends to our weddings) and creating spaces for what matters most (getting married to your best friend and celebrating in the moment).

We're taking "you-do-you" to a whole new level:


I don't know about you, but I love nothing more than creating intentional spaces for connection and celebration for my clients. Weddings should be completely about you and your love!


  • If inviting over 200 people to your wedding is your jam, then by all means please do! But if you're envisioning a wedding where you'll be able to connect with each guest regardless of their participation in the wedding party, then a smaller wedding might be more up your alley. Plan a cocktail hour where you are actually able to mingle and catch up with all those old friends who flew miles to make it to your special day, sit for a few minutes soaking in the celebration, and plan a few moments during the day to check-in with your groom.
  • Out with the stressful-expectation-draining wedding "must-dos" and in with a wedding that both meets your dream expectations and creates an experience you'll never forget. (largely stress-free).

Here are some "yes's" you might not see trending but are simple ways to incorporate that love for deep connection and for savoring sacred moments:

  • Yes to bridal party hangouts before the big day to ease the nerves! (And why wouldn't you want your best friends to meet his best friends?!)
  • Yes to sneaking off for a few moments post-reception to capture those golden hour portraits!
  • Yes to securing that last dance moment between you and your love after the dance floor clears off.
  • Yes to an after-wedding party around a bonfire or at that Airbnb.
  • Yes to more unplugged ceremonies (less blurry iphone photos being posted on Facebook without your consent) and yes to trusting your photographer to accomplish the vision for your special day.
  • Yes to spaces, outfits, and food that incorporate your tradition and culture.


The list could go on and on but if you find yourself saying yes to more than fifty percent of these suggestions, lets' talk! I'd love to help you bring your vision to a reality.