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JILL & NICK
ASHEVILLE, NC
In the fall of 2024 Asheville got slammed by Hurricane Helene. As a result, almost all weddings in town were postponed to the spring. Jill and Nick still wanted to do the courthouse portion of their wedding in the fall, and so with national guard and disaster relief teams all around I was able to film them officially tying the night. The following spring I captured their celebration. The result is a truly “Christopher Nolan” kind of film that really meshes timelines, constantly jumping back and forth from fall to spring.
LORIANA & STEVIE
HOUSTON, TX
Something about these two is so incredibly wholesome and genuine. Truthfully some of the nicest folks I’ve met, though also had an absolutely GORGEOUS ballroom wedding at The Houstonian Club, in Houston, TX.
BRILEE & GRACE
FREDERICKSBURG, TX
Truly some of the most incredible women you’ll ever meet. I had filmed a wedding that both Brilee and Grace had been bridesmaids in, and so it was a lovely reunion of sorts to be able to go and capture their love story in the Texas Hill Country. It should go without saying, but I proudly support love in ALL it’s forms.
RACHEL & HARRIS
THE WOODLANDS, TX
This film is a reminder to me that not only is a marriage between two people, but two different families and lineages. Rachel and Harris not only had an incredibly beautiful celebration, but they were very intentional in how they honored those that came before them.
NATALIE & RICKY
THE HOMESTEAD, WILLIS, TX
I actually met Natalie when she was a baby…I’m aging myself here, but I used to play music with her dad 20 years ago when I was a teenager. Fast forward to last year when her dad told me Natalie was getting married and asked if I could film their wedding. Such a small world. Their wedding was such a cool celebration, beautiful and vibey, party for days. But as cool as that stuff is, I care more about the human face than I do a beautiful ballroom shot. I never feel like captions do much good when describing something that’s meant to be seen.
ALEXSYS & AUSTIN
THE BILTMORE, ASHEVILLE, NC
Something I hear often from couples is that they don’t necessarily feel comfortable in front of the camera - after all, most of us aren’t actors. I love this film precisely because of that - Alexsys and Austin told me they weren’t really camera people, but underneath all of that is a couple that is madly in love with each other.
JUSTINE & JOSHUA
RUTHERFORDTON, NC
While I absolutely love big weddings, there’s something very special about smaller, more intimate celebrations and elopements. Justine and Joshua had a micro-wedding in the mountains of North Carolina with around 20 or so of their family and friends. Small celebrations allow for more space to really capture and feature different personalities. If you’re thinking of eloping or having a micro-wedding, I’d love to hear from you!
TIA & JAUQ
HOUSTON, TX
There’s so much I could say about Jauq and Tia. Firstly, they’re lovely people. The fact that so many friends and family traveled to Houston to celebrate with them is really a testament to the kind of folks they are. And as Jauq said, everything was done in excellence. They threw an incredible garden party with casino games, dinner and dancing under the stars (city light pollution, so not super visible but it sounds good!) I really don’t like using verbiage that might sound like I’m “ranking” someone’s vows, because I don’t think that’s accurate or appropriate for what is undoubtedly something that’s extremely personal from one couple to the next. With that said, the things that both Jauq and Tia said were very powerful and frankly, poetic.