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Wedding

Vows, confetti, and the moments nobody choreographs.

We aren’t interested in perfectly posed photographs. We watch the quieter moments just as closely as the obvious ones — a reassuring glance, a hand reached for without thinking.

The groom, in quiet thought, before the ceremony

The bride by a window, veil and bouquet in soft light

The couple kissing in a shower of confetti — Wedding · the exit, mid-embrace

A father holding his baby before the ceremony

The groomsmen, gathered outside before the day begins

A bridesmaid holding a flower girl, both looking at the camera

A record player set up as a wedding guest book, with a note to scratch your name onto the vinyl — Wedding · scratch your name on our record

The bride holding a newborn, still in her wedding dress

Weddings aren’t only about the couple — they’re about the people who’ve helped shape their lives.

The bride and two bridesmaids, silhouetted against the evening sky

The couple, silhouetted, looking out over the water at dusk

The newly married couple walking down a grand staircase, both smiling

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The Wedding That Changed How I Photograph

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Documentary wedding photography, for a day worth keeping — no posed lists, no performance, just what actually happened.

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