I've always been drawn to wedding films that feel less like highlight reels and more like stories. Filmmakers like Jason Magbanua, Matt Johnson, and Ray Roman have had a huge influence on the way I think about storytelling. Rather than following the day from beginning to end, they build emotion by weaving moments together in a way that feels natural, cinematic, and deeply personal to the couple. That philosophy has fundamentally shaped the way I approach every wedding I film.

The truth is though, I'm not there to manufacture a story. The story already exists. You, your family, and the people you've invited to celebrate with you create it naturally. My job is just to pay attention. I spend most of the day observing, looking for the little moments that are easy to miss when you're living them. A glance across the room. A nervous laugh before the ceremony. The way your dad looks at you before he walks you down the aisle. Those are the moments that can't be recreated, and they're often the ones that mean the most years later.

As you watch my works below, I hope you can imagine your own story being told. Please, enjoy!