A black-and-white photograph of a woman with long, wavy hair, smiling at the camera, wearing a dark top with a zipper and a necklace, with a neutral background.

About

I’m an analogue storyteller, documenting weddings through both still and moving images. I’m drawn to the moments that happen in-between - the quiet glances, fleeting exchanges, the laughter, the movement and the beautiful chaos you could never really plan for.

Film shapes the way I see and photograph a wedding. Shooting on 35mm, medium format and Super 8 makes me work instinctively and with intention, allowing moments to unfold rather than constantly chasing perfection. I love its depth, texture and unpredictability, and the fact that every frame feels considered without ever feeling overly polished.

I work with couples who value presence over perfection; those who want to spend their wedding celebrating with the people they love, rather than performing for the camera. My role is simply to observe, gently guide when needed, and preserve your story in a way that feels honest, timeless and unmistakably yours.

Beyond the camera

When I'm not photographing weddings, I'm usually exploring somewhere with my husband and our two girls, a film camera tucked into my bag just in case. Whether we're wandering through a new city, spending the day outdoors, hunting for hidden vintage shops, or planning our next trip to Disneyland, I'm always drawn to the little moments that often go unnoticed.

I'm endlessly inspired by old places, well-loved objects, beautiful light and the quiet charm of things with a story to tell. You'll often find me browsing antique markets or thrift shops, coffee in hand, looking for pieces that have lived a life before finding a new home.

I think that's why I love analogue photography so much. Like the places and objects that inspire me, film has a timeless quality that can't be rushed or replicated. It asks you to slow down, to be present, and to appreciate the beauty in what's real rather than what's perfect.

When I'm not photographing weddings...

  • Sunday mornings spent outdoors with my girls.

  • Coffee before just about anything else.

  • Flea markets, antique shops and anything with a little history.

  • The excitement of collecting developed film from the lab.

  • Weddings that feel relaxed, joyful and completely true to the people at the centre of them.

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Because the most meaningful stories are rarely the ones we plan for