Jaden and Lou's intimate Airbnb wedding was all about family, togetherness, and intentional design. With just 20 guests, a morning basketball game, homemade chicken Parmesan, a pondside ceremony, Edison-lit dinner, and a dreamy sunset, their wedding weekend felt personal, playful, and completely their own.

Rachel and Chris turned their Bohemia Manor Farm wedding into a full Chesapeake City, Maryland wedding weekend, staying on the historic estate and celebrating with the people they love most. With a focus on candid moments, meaningful guest interactions, and the character of the venue itself, their day was photographed on both film and digital with a documentary, artful approach.

Mike and Kristin secretly eloped in New York City with just the two of them. From getting ready at Hotel Chelsea to their Civil Hall ceremony, a stop at the Clark Street subway for their new last name, and a sunset ferry ride, their NYC elopement was intimate, playful, and completely their own.

Katherine and Aki's Terrain Gardens DelVal wedding brought together family and friends from Japan, Pennsylvania, and beyond for a celebration rich with culture, fashion, and meaning. From deep green and burgundy florals to a sake barrel ceremony, Japanese dancing, hand fans, and a custom-made gown from Vietnam, every detail told part of their story—captured through a mix of documentary digital and film photography.

Annalyse and Brett's Parque Ridley Creek wedding outside Philadelphia was a romantic spring garden-party dream. With a castle-like venue, a unique Saint Bridal gown, custom suit, intentional design, and an unforgettable dance floor, this fashion-forward wedding was easily one of my favorite celebrations to photograph.

Nicole and Victor's TWA Hotel engagement session was equal parts sentimental and stylish. Inspired by their long-distance relationship and countless hours spent traveling between airports, we photographed their story through the bold architecture, iconic red interiors, and unexpected corners of this legendary New York City location—using both digital and film.

A fashion-forward wedding weekend at New York City's iconic Hotel Chelsea, blending bold design, editorial fashion, digital and film photography, and the unmistakable energy of downtown Manhattan. From a West Village engagement session to an artful wedding celebration, every detail felt intentional, personal, and entirely New York.

A film-focused Jewish wedding at Philadelphia’s Morris House Hotel, filled with family, tradition, and deeply personal moments. From the ketubah signing and horah to portraits through Washington Square Park and a quiet tribute to Jahna’s late father, their day was intimate, joyful, and entirely their own.