HERE’S THE THING-

On the day of your wedding, it might feel like a big production. You might even feel like you're putting on a bit of a show. Heck, I could tell you some tales of extravagance.

So it makes sense that a lot of wedding filmmakers go for scope. Big cameras with names longer than your guest list, sweeping drone shots, and way too much slo-mo.

But after being at a few hundred of these things, I guess I've developed something of an opinion here: 

Sure, aspects of the day might feel like a big production. But that's not what you'll remember.

You'll remember the little stuff. You'll remember the drive between locations. You'll remember that ridiculous song your best man made up. You'll remember having to pick your jaw up off the dance floor after seeing Aunt Linda go off when WAP came on. You'll remember seeing your dad cry for like the second time since they invented crying. You'll remember it like a warm, imperfect, grainy home movie from when you were a kid.

My aim is to capture it like that. I shoot your wedding like it's a home movie. I shoot your wedding like it's a happy memory -- because that's what it will be.