
I'm your future photographer and ocean-loving Leo with big energy! I have a soft spot for love stories, and feel like I was born with a camera practically glued to my hand.
With an art degree from Boston University and a passport I’m trying to make full of stamps, I bring a creative eye and a laid-back vibe to your special moments.
Whether you're getting hitched on a mountaintop or dancing barefoot on the beach, I’m here to capture every laugh, tear, and happy dance. Let’s make some magic (and have a blast doing it)!
If you’re dreaming of a wedding day that feels relaxed, meaningful, and full of real moments (without feeling rushed or overly structured), this Wentworth Inn wedding in Jackson, New Hampshire is the kind of celebration you’ll want to take notes from. From a thoughtful pre-ceremony timeline, to a cocktail hour they actually got to enjoy, every part of this day was built around experience and connection.
One of the biggest priorities for this couple was being present. Instead of feeling pulled in a dozen directions, we created a timeline that gave them room to breathe—and honestly, that makes all the difference. I keep hearing “in order to have candid photos, you need to be candid,” and it’s true. When you’re not rushed, everything just feels more natural.
Bri and John chose to do many of their photos before the ceremony so they could fully step into the celebration afterward. More time with their people, more time soaking in being married, and actually getting to enjoy the cocktail hour they put so much thought into.

The morning of Bri and John’s wedding started in that quiet, anticipatory way—calm, but you can feel something big is about to happen. The Wentworth Inn was the perfect setting for it all, with soft natural light and just enough space that nothing felt chaotic (which we love).
The bridal suite was so good. Bright, elevated, and honestly just a dream to photograph. The bathroom alone had marble floors and beautiful finishes, and then there was a porch with a hot tub… not a bad way to start your wedding day.
Bri had all of her details laid out so thoughtfully—her dress by the window, her accessories styled with care, and her bee necklace (a nod to her nickname), which was such a sweet, personal touch. She spent the morning with her mom and best friend, while John got ready with his dad and brother—laid back, a few laughs, and those quieter moments that always end up meaning the most.


Bri and John said their vows on the River Front Lawn, and it couldn’t have been more fitting. Tucked alongside the river, the space felt peaceful, a little tucked away, and just really grounded (and yes, as an ocean-loving girl… I’m always here for water nearby).
Their ceremony was heartfelt and centered on what mattered most. A longtime family friend married them, and kept things simple with just Bri’s best friend and John’s brother standing beside them. It felt close, personal, and full of emotion—from her walk down the aisle with her dad to the reactions from family during their vows.
And then walking back down the aisle as newlyweds—pure joy. Laughing, glowing, those “we just did that” kind of moments you can’t plan for.

Because we handled so many photos beforehand, Bri and John actually got to be at cocktail hour… which shouldn’t feel revolutionary, but somehow it is 😂
Instead of being pulled away, these two joined cocktail hour immediately —stealing hugs, sipping drinks, and just soaking everything in. Guests were playing cornhole, hanging out, and leaving messages on their audio guestbook, which added such a fun, personal layer.
It felt relaxed, genuine, and full of life—which is exactly how it should be.

We carved out time for portraits around the property and at Jackson Falls, and it was so worth it. The water, the rocks, the greenery—it’s one of those places that just naturally looks incredible without trying too hard.
Before the ceremony, we took care of all the formal family and wedding party photos, which kept things smooth and meant no one had to step away later. After the ceremony, the focus shifted fully to Bri and John.
This is where I keep things really simple—I’ll guide when needed, but mostly I want couples to just be together. And they made that easy. You can feel it in their photos- snuggly, fully in it… the kind of energy that makes photos feel like real memories instead of something staged.

If you’re looking for a venue that feels relaxed, personal, and doesn’t turn your wedding day into a full production, the Wentworth Inn in combination with a thoughtful photographer is such a good fit.
Everything flows easily in one place—from getting ready, to ceremony, to reception—and there’s a lot of flexibility in how you use the space (plus little touches like the phone booth that add some personality). You’re not rushing around or forcing a timeline to work. It just… flows.
It’s especially perfect if you want something a little more intimate or laid back. You can actually be present, spend time with your people, and experience your day instead of feeling like you’re constantly moving to the next thing.
Between the river, the mountain views, and all the different ceremony spots, it gives you variety without feeling overwhelming. And honestly? That balance is kind of everything.










































I'm your future photographer and ocean-loving Leo with big energy! I have a soft spot for love stories, and feel like I was born with a camera practically glued to my hand.
With an art degree from Boston University and a passport I’m trying to make full of stamps, I bring a creative eye and a laid-back vibe to your special moments.
Whether you're getting hitched on a mountaintop or dancing barefoot on the beach, I’m here to capture every laugh, tear, and happy dance. Let’s make some magic (and have a blast doing it)!